when will the seahawks win the superbowl and whin will they sign a number 1 reciver?
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They can contend now, they got Burleson to go along with Jackson and some great defensive players. They signed Ashworth, who was with New England and with an emerging Jerremy Stevens, they look to contend well. Oh yeah, and the got Julian Peterson, the hitting machine.\n\nPrediction- 14-2
361239
It can happen this year. They will have to beat the Cowboys who look mighty good with the addition of Terrell Owens.
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!!
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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
507956
You will go if you pay for another ring, like your crappy team did last year. The seahawks were robbed and you steelers fans know it. Maybe the Browns will buy a superbowl this year instead.... GO BROWNS  \n\nPITTSBURGH SUCKS\nPITTSBURGH SUCKS
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OH MY GOD! OFCOURSE THEY WILL.\n\nAlex Smith (2005 #1 draft pick) is the future and the smartest kid ever drafted.The guy carried a god awful Utah squad to an undeafted record. He runs like steve young with a cannon arm like Elway. He struggled like 90% of all rookie Qb's do. \n\nFrank Gore is coming off an awesome rookie season. Talented running back Kevan Barlow, hardhitting saftey Mike Rumph, and big play tightend Eric Johnson are all healthy.\n\nMike Nolan went out and drafted athletes. Freakishly explosive TE Vernon Davis might be a steal at the 6 spot. The 2 rookie Hybrid LB's could have an immidate impact on  pass rush defensivly.\n\nThe secondary will get a much needed solid cover corner to go along with Shawnte Spencer...in Walt Harris.\n\nEveryone the niners lost in the off-season has either been consistently injured or an underachiever the last few years.
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Seattle Seahawks - they are going to have everyone back and healthy and they CAN'T afford to lose another one without losing their season. I would have to say that they look like a bunch of pissed off dudes looking for an asskicking party right now...........
27051
lol..Steelers..they win , they can stop the seahawks run..did you see how SA was shining the second half...steelers d is not gonna lay down like that...they have an antsy QB the blitz will be perfect..HAHAHAHAHA.....they(seahawks)... 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!!
926971
yeah he aint doin so well\n\n\n\nGO SEAHAWKS
916608
I think they will because the division they are in is horrible.  They should be able to handle the Raiders on Monday night and will have Alexander back next week.\n\nFor more on the Seahawks and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
816125
the seahawks will not win their division...i think they'll BARELY win a wild card spot
105828
Seahawks will win, by 10 points or so. They do everything the Steelers do, better.
35649
One of the best offenses and d's in the league.They are going to win the super bowl period.
74050
SEAHAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
107199
Tails - Seahawks chose to recieve!
234752
they are eying eric moulds and the big wr in the market right now. remember free agency ain't over. i think they would draft a kicker, a d- back or any defence position.
69412
The seahawks will win the superbowl 35-27