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[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] As for Big Ben, Aaron Rodgers, and Jay Cutler, the fact of the matter is that I have never particularly liked any of them. Rodgers was starting to grow on me, but seeing that video of him walking right past the lady with cancer was really telling. I probably came into this debate predisposed to picking Sanchez, so despite his Jets affiliation I am not really surprised that I did.
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The last day of school. In the NFL, it’s known as departure day. The players meet for a final time as a team, clean out their lockers and head into the offseason.
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Matt Hasselbeck used the same analogy when asked what he was feeling, as he stood in front of his cubicle in the empty locker room at Virginia Mason Athletic Center surrounded by reporters and TV cameras.
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School’s out for the season, of course, because the Seahawks lost their divisional playoff game to the Bears in Chicago on Sunday.
Today, they boxed up helmets, jerseys and other equipment. They got teammates to sign helmets, footballs and 12th Man flags. They exchanges hugs and best wishes. They had their exit physicals, as well as meetings with members of the team’s player personnel staff. They gathered one last time with coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider.
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[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Running back. Or perhaps that should be the running game, as the Seahawks ran the ball only 12 times for 34 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Bears and leading rusher Marshawn Lynch had four carries for 2 yards. That after running for 111 yards on 31 carries in their Week 6 victory over the Bears in Chicago.
It didn’t help that the Seahawks lost tight end John Carlson (concussion) on their fourth play of the game and backup Cameron Morrah (turf toe) later in the first half – although he did return in the second half.
“We were scrambling a little bit on what we were trying to do offensively,” Carroll said after the game of playing without his tight ends. “That did set us off a little bit. But we didn’t even try very much because of that.
“We didn’t have a lot of offense with those guys. So you get stuck a little bit. But they’re very, very difficult to run against anyway, and that just amplified the chances in their favor. So it was very hard today.”
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