He's fine. Just a concussion no biggy. First one he's had I believe

This post was edited by GeneralTsao7 on Nov 4 2013 12:35am

I think once giacomini and okung come back that will help Wilson and the offense pick up again and hopefully Percy will be playing then too since rice is out

This post was edited by Goobear on Nov 4 2013 12:37am

I know we are winning and recording wise it looks great on paper but why do I always feel so uneasy about our Hawks?

Teams like Rams and Bucs should have been an easy win without that much struggle but man, it looked like we were struggling.

How are we going to fare against real contenders as we progress further into the season?

I know our teams a bit banged up at the moment but not to the point where we should struggle like that imo.

Because of the offensive coordinator.

If we were struggling wed be about 5-4

last year the rams only did good in their own division

pretty sure they beat the 49ers last year and tied them the other time

6 of the 7 wins the rams had last season were inside the nfc west

and the rams put up a good fight the first half of the game vs the 49ers this season too

I really think most the problem is the offensive line being hurt and not letting the offense get into a rhythm

Status of the Offensive Line

The offensive line, already Seattle’s most volatile unit
took another blow Sunday against Tampa Bay.
Pro Bowl center Max Unger left the game with a concussion.
His status for next week’s game at Atlanta is unknown.
The Seahawks are already without offensive tackles Russell Okung and Breno Giacomini,
who are still a couple weeks from returning. Okung, though, returned to practice Friday
and Giacomini is scheduled to return this week. Both worked out with
offensive line coach Tom Cable on the field before the game.
In addition to losing Unger, the Seahawks shuffled the line around by making an in-game change.
Seattle took out guard James Carpenter and slid over Paul McQuistan from tackle to fill the guard position.
The Seahawks then inserted undrafted rookie Alvin Bailey at tackle, although that only lasted temporarily.

old song but hey..

we are struggling