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That last 2/3 minutes summed up our game plan, aimless high balls into the middle of their half which they mopped up with ease.

The original team selection was wrong, and individual decision making has been awful. Livi have handled us comfortably. All we've really done is lump the ball into their defence.

Our decision making is horrendous.

The lag between our midfield attempting to transition between defend and attack is a totally killer

Unless Connolly has a knock that's a ridiculous sub to make.

Any time our players do get some time on the ball they totally panic. Will need to get them settled at half time and probably look like taking one of Mason, Erhahon or MacPherson off

Well worked set piece, but awful defending. Livingstone definitely out muscling us so far.

Incredible that the helmet to helmet isn't reviewable. Especially when the play is technically reviewed in the two minutes anyway.

Offft. Absolute killer. Bit of helmet to helmet, no?

When the Chiefs score another TD on this drive, it'll pretty much be the game. Brown's look very flustered, and being so far behind means the can't try and control the clock with the run game.

Jackson in concussion apparently.

Is the crowd having an effect, after a season of no fans?

Quite the slog so far!

https://twitter.com/PatMcAfeeShow/status/1350573015814307845?s=19

Far too easy for Greenbay. That's how you scheme someone open Pete

That drop....

Ravens fully deserved that. Strange play calling from the Titans.

That's not a good throw at all. Strange amount of air under the ball

That's also two teams that failed to address the QB position and one that their QB went mental about them not drafting him any weapons instead of going for another QB. And all bar one have won a superbowl more recently than Seattle. You also make it sound like every team is 100% complete. The Seahawks had all time great defence over multiple years, without having a good oline. Throwing money at the OLine on the Seahawks doesn't suddenly make things better. Even if they were awful tonight, but it's the same group that blocked over the first 6 weeks. When Seattle looked great. A defence of the back end of the season, and a balanced offence play calling weighted towards the start of the season makes the team better.

You've named three teams out of 32. All three have been blessed by outstanding qb play over recent years as well. The Seahawks OLine isn't great, but it's not so far off the rest of the standard of the league. You're at it about the division and conference. Not so much the coaching, but also this team is a legacy of continued success not continual failure multiple top draft picks and massive cap space. You're massively underpaying their defence. They've got the best player in football, and a top tier corner, and sound coaching. Also the 2017 Jags were massively overrated by their scoring, and you forgot the 2013 Seahawks defence.

Damien Lewis has turned out to be a pretty decent guard. But unfortunately where the Seahawks fall in the draft, good OLine men aren't there. It isn't just a Seahawks issue, pretty much every time struggle with their OLine. Don't disagree about the coaching, Carroll is far too conservative, and he's definitely influenced Schottenheimer since Wilsons turnover run. The issue is players like Carroll, and so does the ownership

Can't disagree

It sure has, Wilson has always been the highest sacked QB in the league since he entered, although I think Watson has started to challenge him. Unfortunately OLine men are incredibly hard to draft and even harder to keep. Scheme hides a lot of issues in the OLine, Seattle scheme tonight has been criminally bad.

Unfortunately agree. The offence has been awful.

The OLine has been very middle of the road this season which has been better. Wilson has been all over the place since his run of turnovers, which unfortunately also coincided with playing some of the better defences in the league. The play calling has went very Conservative with far too many first down runs. All the talk now is Carroll has full control on football decisions so Schneider isn't making the picks, but his trade history has generally been outstanding.