The Seahawks = A Embarrassment

edkk323 · Feb 4, 2015

The SB was the most watched show in American. Somebody says 200m people watched.
The game was also broadcasted worldwide, Spain, Germany, Mexico. I am in China and every major sport website has a free and legal live stream.

These were what Seahawks showed to the world.
1.
Did you know why Douche Baldwin scored a TD, the camera never showed his celebration and he got a flag?
He was taking a dump.

2. The infamous four fingers.

3. The Fight at the near end of the game.
Bennett sucker punched Gronk and immediately started back paddling.

Karma is a Bxxch and justice was served.

FalconHeavy · Feb 4, 2015

I still don't get why that d!ck sherman is being left alone? I know he crawled in to a hole and is curled up licking his wounds to his massive ego, but still surprised to see that not many going after him about his antics

The Brandon Five · Feb 4, 2015

Gronk laying a beatdown on the "physical" LOB at the end was the coup de grace.

Sicilian · Feb 4, 2015

Well, to be fair, that's Sherman's schtick, to be the loud mouth who (at least individually) always seems to back it up. Blew up on him this time, but whatever, you take the good with the bad.

And I can't blame the tempers for being high for the fight, as that was such an unbelievable finish you have to think those defensive players were putting on their championship t-shirts when someone told them they had to go back on the field for a pair of ceremonial plays.

The one I can't excuse is Baldwin. Not only did it cost his team 15 yards on the ensuing kickoff, but it had to be the dumbest, most uninspired celebration I've seen in a long time. You're going to willingly give up 15 yards and look like a total toolbag (in the SUPER BOWL no less), and THAT'S the one you're going to pull out? Embarrassing.

Uncle Rico · Feb 4, 2015

Baldwin is such an idiot. You score a big touchdown in the Super Bowl, something you have presumably dreamed of all your life, glory before a worldwide audience. And that's how you choose to celebrate? Trying to remember: Did the Patriots capitalize on the penalty?

Bruins29 · Feb 4, 2015

I am sure Deion Sanders is still laughing at Baldwin. ****y prick. Yeah, he alright.. LMFAO!

Sicilian · Feb 4, 2015

Uncle Rico said:
Baldwin is such an idiot. You score a big touchdown in the Super Bowl, something you have presumably dreamed of all your life, glory before a worldwide audience. And that's how you choose to celebrate? Trying to remember: Did the Patriots capitalize on the penalty?

No, I think they had to punt after that. Might have been when Blount got stuffed on 3rd and 1? Can't remember exactly but our D had to make a stop or two before we got the Amendola touchdown.

Halifax_Pats_Fan · Feb 4, 2015

Baldwin's was just really weird...i mean it was awkward...

edkk323 · Feb 4, 2015

I disliked the back paddling more. lol, Come on Bennett WHY backed away when you the one started it?

pwes · Feb 4, 2015

It was actually Irvin that Sucker punched Gronk. Bennett then tackled Gronk and that's who he was wrestling with on the ground.

PATS16N0 · Feb 4, 2015

I think the Seahawks are a bunch of rather fierce competitors, respect a lot of what they do, and give them a pass on mostly all of it except the TD celebration which is trailer trash tier.

I understand the sentiment though

JayNM · Feb 4, 2015

I can't comprehend what Sherman's 4 fingers mean. Am I missing something?

Sicilian · Feb 4, 2015

JayNM said:
I can't comprehend what Sherman's 4 fingers mean. Am I missing something?

That was the second half of the clip. He was signalling "2... 4..." as in number 24 (Revis), then put his arms up in a touchdown sign. He was basically mocking Revis for the only catch he allowed that day (aided heavily by a Ref getting in the way).

Mike the Brit · Feb 4, 2015

JayNM said:
I can't comprehend what Sherman's 4 fingers mean. Am I missing something?

Yes. It went along with a 2 and was a way of taunting 24 ...

JayNM · Feb 4, 2015

Sicilian said:
That was the second half of the clip. He was signalling "2... 4..." as in number 24 (Revis), then put his arms up in a touchdown sign. He was basically mocking Revis for the only catch he allowed that day (aided heavily by a Ref getting in the way).

Oh, okay, now it makes sense. I was utterly pissed after that TD. Obviously the win softens the blow, but it kinda bothers me that there wasn't any sort of repercussion about this.

Connecticut · Feb 4, 2015

Revis is such a class-act. When you compare him to Sherman it's like night and day. Even if, and it's a big if, Sherman is slightly better, give me Revis any day.

archstanton543 · Feb 4, 2015

JayNM said:
Oh, okay, now it makes sense. I was utterly pissed after that TD. Obviously the win softens the blow, but it kinda bothers me that there wasn't any sort of repercussion about this.

The "2. 4." taunt to a TV camera and using the ref as a pick are perfectly legal things.

Uncle Rico · Feb 4, 2015

Looks like the Pats have Sherman's number:

PatsWickedPissah · Feb 4, 2015

Remember "Stinkovich"?
And thread after thread dissing Edelman?

Best SB win EVAH!!!!

Suck it NFL!!!

SVN · Feb 4, 2015

Uncle Rico said:
Baldwin is such an idiot. You score a big touchdown in the Super Bowl, something you have presumably dreamed of all your life, glory before a worldwide audience. And that's how you choose to celebrate? Trying to remember: Did the Patriots capitalize on the penalty?

As per postgame , it was directed at somebody. Possibly peter king.
http://mmqb.si.com/2015/02/03/super-bowl-mailbag-patriots-steelers-johnny-manziel-rehab/

He Hate Me. At the risk of making this all about me, I’m going to make this all about me. Last week, I was the pool reporter for the Pro Football Writers of America covering Seattle Seahawks practices. I was standing on the sidelines of practice Friday, inside the Arizona State University football practice bubble, when, after a play was run, Doug Baldwin strode over to me until he was right in front of me. He was not happy. He said angrily: “You’re into this mediocre receiver s—, right? I read your s—.”

What? Huh? I truly didn’t know what he was talking about.

Baldwin had anger in his eyes. “You’re one of them!” he said. “I read your s—.”

With that, he walked back to practice. Here’s a starting NFL receiver, during a Super Bowl practice, interrupting his role in this workout to come over to a sportswriter to rip him.

This is apparently what Baldwin was referring to, from last week’s Monday Morning Quarterback column, after Baldwin had lost a fumble, dropped a pass, and caught six balls in the NFC Championship Game win over Green Bay. I wrote: “Stop, just stop, Seahawks, with the we-don’t-get-no-respect rants. It’s unbecoming. Doug Baldwin, you’re a good player. But that stuff gets old. Very old, particularly when you and Jermaine Kearse miss balls early, make some plays late, then somehow get motivated against the doubters. Whatever all that means.”

Baldwin did something so distasteful after scoring in the Super Bowl that NBC wouldn’t even air the complete replay of his catch and “celebration.”

He should spend less time finding phony ways to motivate himself and more time learning what adulthood is like.

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