Posted on 02/06/2014 6:17:57 AM PST by Hiskid
A great Video from the Seahawks
Stealing the Broncos signals took them most of the way.
You will enjoy this.
Thanks for the ping.
In the end, cheaters do prosper.
I live in Denver.
If the signals were decoded by analysis or deceit, it does not matter.
All is fair.
The Seahawks D was intimidating and Peyton allowed himself and his team to be intimidated.
They didn’t steal the signals. Manning was too stupid to figure out the Hawks were able to read his signals. Stealing would be if they went and stole the Bronc’s playbook. Manning gave away the game through his own ineptness.
That was awesome! I’ve been reading and watching a lot on the web on my Hawks, but missed this one.
Thanks for posting!!
Again the Hawks didn’t “cheat” - Manning was too stupid to figure out the Hawks were able to figure out his hand signals. You would think that a QB as “smart” as Manning would have changed his calls. Manning thought since he supposedly had the best offense in the league he could make any play and it would be successful.
Just watched it.
What a way to start the day. The Seahawks obviously consented to this, and its funny how they had to blur logos once the shots moved to the Clink.
Thanks for posting this. Post of the millennium.
Keep telling yourself that. Sour grapes much?
Sour grapes much?
Stealing the signals in high school baseball was part of the game. Finding out and changing the signals was part of the game also. Sour grapes, not so much?
How does the D-line cheat and beat the O-lineman directly across from him?
Manning was harassed and flustered by the front D-line.Denver`s defence couldn` Denver`s D couldn`t stop the pass,especially on 3rd down, couldn`t tackle the WRs.
That ain`t cheating, that`s a whoppin`
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