In light of their perpetual crying over having to adhere to the rules of the game, and the rules shouldn't apply to their team, what are some good nicknames for the Seattle NFL franchise?  The Crybabies, The Whing Holmgrens?  Best one gets voted as best answer!
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Sea-girls\n\nNo real man would keep crying when there is PROOF that they do not know the rules.  Alexander is toast without the big OL.
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We were rooting for the Sea Hawks and felt there were several calls by the refs that were NOT RIGHT!!!! The Sea Hawks played a good game and have nothing for which to be ashamed. (My NFL and AFL teams didn't even make it in the playoffs!) :(
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Dude, I love your name. Do you like mine, I have used it since 1995!!!!! SAN FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS RULE. Yes they will make the playoffs. The rise of the Niners begins now! Go niners!
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Barry Sanders, Dieon Sanders, John Taylor, Roger Craig, Brett Perriman Barry, Foster, Rod Woodson, Pat Swilling, Derek Thomas, Christian Okoye, Rodney Pete, Greg Lloyd, Dan Marino,\nI could do this for ever.... oh and Big Steve Largent can't forget him oh and Joe Montana, Reggie White, and who dissed my steelers up there, awe man\n\nRod woodson, Carnell Lake, Kevin Green Greg Lloyd Levon Kirkland, Barry Foster, and the Analyst Merril hodge, Yancy thigpen, Ernie Mills, Ok neil odonell Sucks but I loved that team.
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My Oh My.........who else but Dave Niehaus. "Get out the Rye bread and mustard Grandma, It's a grand Salamie."  LMAO........this is his signiture along with "My oh My".  He makes the Mariners games in my oppinion.
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yes. i will laugh when the seahawks win, and laugh at the cock sucking bitchs. it will be just like the superbowl of the Bucs on that last touchdown :-)
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how bout the bumber sticker "honk if you sacked brodie!"  dude, if i had the picture i'd send you a digital copy but i've never seen it. sounds like a great picture. \ndoubt we'll get to parker wilson as many times this saturday but we better be on our game and super fired up.\nwe got it handed to us last week so maybe this will fan the flames a bit more!\nwar eagle!~
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My old favourite team was the Redskins. Today, it's the Redskins. Yesteray, it was the Redskins. Tomorrow, it will be the Redskins. In 10 years and 20 years my favourite team will be the Redskins. 10 years ago and 20 years ago, my favourite team was the Redskins. It's not changing. Why are you fickle? Why not stick with one team?
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HeeHee!!! I am a Browns fan stuck in a Steelers world. I live and work about an hour from Pittsburgh. I just hope they get their act together soon. I totally agree with you about people thinking the world revolves around Heinz Field. Ever notice though, that when the steelers are winning they are the greatest team ever, but when they aren't doing well, they want to burn down the stadium? Also, when the Steelers lose a game it's because of some goofy reason, like Big Ben's thumb hurts, or there were bad calls against them, or extra crowd noise pumped into the stadium (indianapolis game, supposedly). I can't get past the hurt thumb thing, because Brett Favre played like a whole season with a broken thumb. Anyway, I HATE THE STEELERS!!!
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Big names in football crowd jerseys\n\n\n Can you imagine the nightmares Cincinnati announcers would have if Roethlisberger were traded to the Bengals and started throwing passes to wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh? That name, too, has 14 letters, and together they win the NFL name game -- but not by much.\n\nNo fewer than 27 players on current rosters have 11 or more letters in their last name, with San Diego winning the Super Bowl of monikers. If you're looking to practice your elocution, try these Chargers on for size: Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, Cory Lekkerkerker, Scott Mruczkowski and former St. Louisan Brandon Manumaleuna.\n\nOf course, the Rams are no slouches when it comes to long names, although they are far easier to pronounce: Taylor Stubblefield, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Will Witherspoon.\n\nOthers who likely would make an all-Madden name team of at least a dozen letters: Willie Middlebrooks (Denver); Kimo Von Oelhoffen (Jets); Brad Lekkerkerker (Oakland); Kyle Vanden Bosch (Tennessee); Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (Green Bay); Brandon Pinderhughes (Philly); Chris Hetherington (49ers); and Brian Simnjanovski (Bucs).\n\nAs for letter limits, NFL spokesman Matt Hill says the league has no rules. Instead, players work out any problems with their team equipment managers. You can always make the type smaller to fit more letters, so you might want to take a pair of binoculars to the game. However, if you try to buy your own custom jersey fromnflstore.com, you will be limited to a dozen.
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sorry i like the seahawks and i also live in washington.\n\n\nGO SEAHAWKS\n\np.s. you guys are losing this sunday
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absolutely the seahawks got robbed along with all the other playoff teams i mean I'm a new England fan and i know they played bad in Denver but come on some of those calls where horrible and to whatch the super bowl and see that happen to the seahawks was so unbelievable for that to happen in the super bowl wow i think the NFL needs to find better refs or when the refs mess up they need to be fined or something like that!
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My teams: San Diego Chargers, L.A. Dodgers, L.A. Clippers and San Jose Sharks. *But I was born and raised in California. I'm very loyal to my teams, but I don't face paint or anything like that. Decals, hats, shirts, pennants, etc. And a loud cheer at the games. I go to have fun, not to make trouble or disrespect others. (That's what alot of Raiders fans do, unfortunately.) But you'll notice that Oakland's not on my list. Go Chargers!
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Parcells earned the nickname "The Big Tuna" when he responded to a statement from a player with the incredulous "Who do you think I am? Charlie the Tuna?" Link below).\n\nor\n\nFrom "The Tuna" himself........(interview).\n\n[Coach Parcells discusses how he got the nickname ''Tuna'' at a 1997 press conference.] \nBill Parcells:   I think it goes back to my first time with the Patriots. There was an old commercial from StarKist with Charlie the StarKist tuna. So my players were trying to con me on something one time, and I said, 'You must think I'm Charlie the Tuna,' you know, a sucker, and that's kind of how it started. We started with it that year and [Charlie and the other fish] used to wear those little tuna helmets, you know, tuna pictures on their helmets. That's where it all started.
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So tired of this question... \n\nWhy is the rest of the world so insecure because Americans have a game that is more fun than soccer and decided to call it football.  I'm thinking of starting a petition to change the official name of the American sport from football to:\n"THE GREATEST GAME IN THE WORLD AND TONS BETTER THAN DUMB STUPID SOCCER BALL"  \nWe'll still call it football for short though and insist that persons from Europe must call it by it's formal name.  Anyone want to sign up?  \n\nIf you are really interested in how American football got it's name, see the link below.  Everything you ever wanted to know.
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I LOVE THE REDSKINS!! They are a great team. They could have made it this year if the referees stopped making dumb calls on them.
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I think Gary Payton should shut the heck up. It's Wade's team.  Payton's not the leader like he was in Seattle, even though he thinks he is.