Suisham = Momentum Killer

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by jsarno

I absolutely agree here. Sure we can blame Suisham, but he'll just be the scapegoat. Moss could be the scapegoat too for giving up on that play when he should have expected a pass...how can you just walk away like that? Well, point is, there were a lot of plays we did not capitalize on, and that's that. It sucks, but Seattle outplayed us up front and on D.

Moss quit on that route, no question. I just wonder, was ST whispering in his ear to quit. I mean he's been saying in all his interviews that ST is speaking through them, so WHAT?

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Moss quit on that route, no question. I just wonder, was ST whispering in his ear to quit. I mean he's been saying in all his interviews that ST is speaking through them, so WHAT?

Well, according to "Angels in the Outfield", angels can not affect the play of the playoffs. Of course that's just a movie, but point remains, we played uninspired for all but about 3 minutes of the game.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Well, according to "Angels in the Outfield", angels can not affect the play of the playoffs. Of course that's just a movie, but point remains, we played uninspired for all but about 3 minutes of the game.

So you are not a believer?

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

So you are not a believer?

Not saying I am or I'm not, just pointing out what a movie said and that we didn't play like we had been playing.

I do believe in the power of the mind, if those players thought he was there, then he was. Whether or not he "actually" was is moot.