Seattle coach Pete Carroll isn't ready to name a starting QB against the New Orleans Saints

01-04-2011, 02:35 PM

i heard it was the offensive coordinator that helped tampa draft freeman as he was his coach in college. now for the game we know its going to be hasselbeck theres no secret there. and i would like to bring the house on his sore hip. then we crush whitehursts nuts into submission till he talks like a GIRL.

Luda34 · 01-04-2011, 03:21 PM

"after watching Josh Freeman torch us, I dont know who we can stop.
Who was that JoeSchmoe who QB'ed the Cardinals? He beat us"

Josh Freeman is way better player then either one of the Seahawks QB's I just hope we don't take these guy lightly.

neugey · 01-04-2011, 03:40 PM

I would not take Seattle lightly. At 7-9 they are playing with house money as there are no expectations, none of the experts will give them much of a chance and they have nothing to lose.

I still think it is a joke that 7-9 team HOSTS a playoff game. They need to seed teams by record, not by division titles.

SeahawksFan · 01-04-2011, 05:34 PM

If Hasselbeck is healthy, and I think he is going to be (it looked like he probably could have gone Sunday night), I can't imagine Pete Carroll starting an inexperienced Charlie Whitehurst (nothing against him personally) in a playoff game.

If I was a Saints fan I would expect to see #8 under center for the Seahawks come Saturday.

Originally Posted by Saintswrath

When the New Orleans Saints played the Seattle Seahawks at the Superdome in November, they came out with a convincing 34-19 win.

But a highlight for Seattle was a good performance from quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, who was 32-of-44 for 366 yards and a touchdown.

Hasselbeck didn't play last week against the St. Louis Rams in the 16-6 win that propelled the Seahawks to the playoffs because he had suffered a hip injury in a Week 16 game against Tampa Bay after scoring a touchdown in the first quarter.

So, when the Saints meet Seattle at Qwest Field in the opening round of the NFC playoffs, the question is, will Hasselbeck be back?

"We've got to figure it out and make sure everybody's OK," said Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll. "We'll find out where we are in the next day or so and determine that. Charlie (Whitehurst) got banged around a little bit himself in his failure to slide effectively. He took a couple shots, so we'll see how our guys are. Right now it looks like we'll split reps with those guys at practice tomorrow and we'll just find out where we are and we'll figure it out as we go through the week."

Carroll said Hasselbeck would definitely practice on Tuesday.

Seattle coach Pete Carroll isn't ready to name a starting QB against the New Orleans Saints | NOLA.com

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01-04-2011, 05:34 PM	#14
SeahawksFan Registered Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 37	If Hasselbeck is healthy, and I think he is going to be (it looked like he probably could have gone Sunday night), I can't imagine Pete Carroll starting an inexperienced Charlie Whitehurst (nothing against him personally) in a playoff game. If I was a Saints fan I would expect to see #8 under center for the Seahawks come Saturday. Originally Posted by Saintswrath When the New Orleans Saints played the Seattle Seahawks at the Superdome in November, they came out with a convincing 34-19 win. But a highlight for Seattle was a good performance from quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, who was 32-of-44 for 366 yards and a touchdown. Hasselbeck didn't play last week against the St. Louis Rams in the 16-6 win that propelled the Seahawks to the playoffs because he had suffered a hip injury in a Week 16 game against Tampa Bay after scoring a touchdown in the first quarter. So, when the Saints meet Seattle at Qwest Field in the opening round of the NFC playoffs, the question is, will Hasselbeck be back? "We've got to figure it out and make sure everybody's OK," said Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll. "We'll find out where we are in the next day or so and determine that. Charlie (Whitehurst) got banged around a little bit himself in his failure to slide effectively. He took a couple shots, so we'll see how our guys are. Right now it looks like we'll split reps with those guys at practice tomorrow and we'll just find out where we are and we'll figure it out as we go through the week." Carroll said Hasselbeck would definitely practice on Tuesday. Seattle coach Pete Carroll isn't ready to name a starting QB against the New Orleans Saints \| NOLA.com
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01-04-2011, 03:21 PM	#12
Luda34 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Houston Tx Posts: 1,219	"after watching Josh Freeman torch us, I dont know who we can stop. Who was that JoeSchmoe who QB'ed the Cardinals? He beat us" Josh Freeman is way better player then either one of the Seahawks QB's I just hope we don't take these guy lightly.

01-04-2011, 03:40 PM	#13
neugey Hu Dat! Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 6,715 Blog Entries: 13	I would not take Seattle lightly. At 7-9 they are playing with house money as there are no expectations, none of the experts will give them much of a chance and they have nothing to lose. I still think it is a joke that 7-9 team HOSTS a playoff game. They need to seed teams by record, not by division titles.