What are chances for the Seahawks going back to the Super Bowl?
110606
I don't know, but I want then to !!!!WIN!!!! If they do go back, and I think that they can make it back....100% THAT game was sooooooooooooo FAKE and I hated that!!! I think that the refs were paid off!!!
530385
I think they have an excellent shot at the playoffs this year because they will probably be the best team in the NFC western div. I'd say they could look for a super bowl 2 more seasons down the road, especially with their WR corps and a more experienced matt lineheart.
30695
lol..Steelers..they win , they can stop the seahawks run..did you see how SA was shining the second half against the pan?..steelers d is not gonna lay down like that...the hawks have an antsy QB ,the blitz will be perfect..HAHAHAHAHA.....they(hawks have alot of talent, i see how under a great coach they have strived to be better..they deserve to be where they are....but did you see RoeRoe(QB) on fire!!!???!!he was in the zone and the oc was pulling out all the stops...i look forward to the super bowl two great teams and two of the most emotional coaches in the game..since they both had 30 plus points in the last playoff games.... this Extra Large(XL)Superbowl should be one for the ages!!....now the superbowl wait begins!! ...Ben AKA RoeRoe.. Super Bowl MVP!!
40964
I will vote yes - The Bears have a legitimate shot at the Superbowl in the next 3 years assuming Rex Grossman can stay healthy and continue to improve. They have an excellent defense in place, They have two top RB's available (with different styles that complement each other) in Benson and Jones. Muhammed gives them a legitimate # 1 target with a couple of young options on the team for the other WR spot (I hear they are also targeting Randel El as their #1 priority in the offseason as a FA). They play in the weaker NFC, which should give them an easier shot at getting to the big game than the powerhouses in the AFC that have to beat up on each other first. \n\nFinally, the NFC rep in the superbowl this year the Seahawks may find themselves weaken considerably next year if Alexander walks away as a FA.
34886
The Seahawks will WIN the game hands down!  They have NFL's MVP (Alexander the Great), home field advantage, and Portis isn't a 100%.  35 - 10......
31748
Never say never!If the panthers could make it to the super bowl after losing almost all of their games 2 seasons before,anything can happen!!
325260
1.\n\n      Shaun Alexander (Sea, 29) – Alexander has scored 20, 16, 18, 16, and 28 times in the last five years, and he’s never missed a game due to injury in his six years in the league. The Seahawks have been using Alexander less and less in the passing game over the years, but that’s the only complaint here. His critics said he didn’t run with enough power and purpose at times, but he clearly did in 2005, and he also came up big when his team needed him most: in the NFC title game. He’s locked into his new deal and happy to possibly end his career in Seattle. And other than the loss of G Steve Hutchinson, the supporting cast is as good as ever. Losing him could result in a few less yards and TDs, but the incredible production still will continue for at least another 2-3 years.  \n\n \n\n   2.\n\n      LaDainian Tomlinson (SD, 27) – While Tomlinson was a disappointment down the stretch, no one will sneeze at 20 TDs (23 if you count his 3 TD passes), a total LT hit despite scoring only once in his final five games. Were he 100% down the stretch, he had a legitimate chance to challenge Alexander for the single-season TD record. A high character guy, LT might be coming off two seasons in which he was not fully healthy, but he plays hurt (one game missed in five seasons) and he’s on a team that has a chance to be an NFL powerhouse. Still well within his prime, keeping him is about as easy a call as there is, despite the fact that the team will be going into the season with a new starting QB. Keep in mind that, two years ago, Drew Brees was considered a weak option at the position, and LT’s supporting cast was considered shaky at best. \n\n \n\n   3.\n\n      Larry Johnson (KC, 25) – Johnson’s in a star-making system, plain and simple, but that shouldn’t take away from the fact that he is, in fact, a star.  Toward the end of the 2004 season, Johnson seemed to run with less of a chip on his shoulder, which concerned us, but he was an absolute beast in 2005, showing excellent power and toughness but also an ability to make plays on the perimeter and make people miss. Needles to say, he’s an elite featured back in the league and a very desirable keeper for the long-term, and it sure helps that linemen Willie Roaf and Will Shields are back in 2006. QB Trent Green could be hitting the end of the line after the 2006 or 2007 season, and the loss of offensive coordinator Al Saunders is a concern, plus there’s also a (seemingly slim) chance that veteran Priest Holmes will return and play behind Johnson, which would certainly limit the former Penn State star’s fantasy potential. But after seeing him run for 100 yards in each of the nine games after Holmes was lost for the season, and finishing with 1,750 yards and 20 TDs, the mind reels at his potential as the undisputed starter. New head coach Herman Edwards will not scrap the system in place and will run it plenty.  \n       \n   4.\n\n      Rudi Johnson (Cin, 25) – Two years ago Johnson had a lot to prove, namely whether or not he could consistently carry his team’s running game over the course of a 16-game season, and whether or not his lack of breakaway speed would limit his effectiveness. The jury is in, and Johnson, who set team records last season for rushing attempts and yardage, passed with flying colors. One of the most underrated players in the league right now at any position, he’s young, in an elite offense, and he runs behind a solid line. The presence of RB Chris Perry is a concern for sure, but when you consider the talent and proven effectiveness of the player, and the excellent situation, it’s hard to find another back who’s a better and safer option for the next couple of years. We can’t, and that’s why he’s here. \n\n \n\n   5.\n\n      Steven Jackson (Stl, 23) – Jackson has the physical tools to be an absolute beast, but he’s not quite there yet in terms of his running skills, and he has to still show he can stay health
809995
I think they'll come back.  They have a lot of offensive weapons, but it seems like they were throwing too much.  If you remember last year, they ran Rudi Johnson effectively which set up the big plays on the outside to Chad Johnson.  I still think they'll make the playoffs.
3087
It's going to be Seattle Seahawks vs. Indianapolis Colts.  Rematch of Saturday's game.
717951
I like the steelers...have liked them since moms bought me a steelers jacket when I was 8 yrs.old.They're gonna have a top notch defense once again this year.However,they will be depleted on offense quite a bit unless they pick up good free agents...even though,should they make it back to the superbowl they will probably lose.Why you ask?Because the referees from last bowl just retired from all the money they made from cheating out the seahawks.Not only that,but the new commisioner will put a lockdown on bonehead referees and their lame calls!!!!!!!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGO 49ers!!!!!
30361
No way no how the Seahawks are bringing it home!\n\nGO HAWKS!
701637
The Niners are giving up an amazing 27 points per game, but in the last 3 games have given up a total of 30 points. Their defense has been great as of late. They say defense wins titles. Will their D carrying them to the playoffs. They just might. They are in the weakest division currently and that will help them. Smith is developing into a good NFL qb and Gore is becoming a star rb. If their defense can keep playing the way it has the last 3 weeks, and Gore and Smith continue to improve, they have an outside chance at the playoffs. If they make it, will they win a game, probably not, but who cares, no one expected them to even win 5 games this year let alone be a playoff contender.
71717
I don't know. I haven't been able to figure it out. Sure, the team is still relatively young. The team turns 30 for the '06 season. I'm watching the game right now. The score is 27 - 7 Seattle leads, with 4 mins left in the 3rd quarter. The interaction between the team and the fans is phenominal. La La my fellow 'Hawks fan. If you ever want to send me an e-mail. Feel free to, my e-mail addy is available after you click on my on screen name. Good Luck to the Seahawks in the big game!
1053878
Most likely not. The Rams lost a good amount of players to free agency - most notably Adam Archuleta. Defense is their biggest problem, we'll have to see if the addition of Will Witherspoon and Corey Chavous can help stabilize the defensive unit's production. The offense should be fine...but the rams play in the NFC West..which also happens to be the same division as Seattle. I doubt the Rams' defense has improved to the point to where they can stop the Seahawks; Seattle probably still has the edge over St. Louis. Also, the Cardinals look to be a contender this year (although their offensive line is still very questionable). They have a nucleus of young players who are looking to build upon the improvements they made last year. The Niners are still a year or two away from reaching respectability...so it looks like the Rams won't win the division, but they certainly won't be last either.
516718
I would say that they are the returning super bowl champs but I don't know that I would say they are the best team in football. \n\nThey have a good, almost great defense and some decent offensive weapons. They will have to beat the Bengals, Colts, Patriots, Seahawks, Cowboys, Bears, Chiefs, and even the Cardinals and Lions to really be "the best team in football"\n\nAll of those teams have added something to their team to make a run at that title this year. Through new coaches and/or players they have legitimate shots at it.\n\nTodays league has such parity that it is tough to proclaim, with any certainty, the best team in football.
877719
If they can beat the Chargers again and the Broncos a they will be in the playoffs.  If not they will have a slim chance.  Atleast the steelers are out of it( They took the last spot from the chiefs last year if anyone remembers)\nThey have no chance at the Superbowl.\n\nHeres a question:\n\nStay with Huard or go with Green when he is healthy?
1130203
In FOOTBALL anything is possible....\n\nBut I do not think it will ever happen...\n\nthe closest I can remember it ever happening was the Traiders (Raiders) playing at the ROSE BOWL when it hosted the SUPER BOWL back in the 80's when they were in LA