Go!

Century Link ****ing sucks. Worthless company. **** you, Seattle.

Announcer just said loudest stadium in the world :facepalm:

Idiot

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The Seahawks waited until Sunday to make a decision about right tackle Justin Britt’s availability for the NFC Championship game, but the extra time didn’t work out in Britt’s favor.

Britt is inactive for the matchup with the Packers due to a knee injury. Alvin Bailey will start in his place. Safety Jeron Johnson, who joined Britt with a questionable tag, is also inactive.

There aren’t any surprises on the Packers list. Running back Eddie Lacy and quarterback Aaron Rodgers are both active, as are backup quarterbacks Matt Flynn and Scott Tolzien to give Green Bay some insurance in the event Rodgers’s calf takes a turn for the worse.

Running back DuJuan Harris, cornerback Demetri Goodson, linebacker Carl Bradford, center Garth Gerhart, tight end Justin Perillo, wide receiver Jeff Janis and defensive tackle Bruce Gaston are inactive for the Packers.

Quarterback B.J. Daniels, cornerback Marcus Burley, guard Keavon Milton, defensive end David King and tight end Cooper Helfet round out Seattle’s inactives.

GO PACK GO!!!!

Matt Flynn is gonna make the Seahawks pay for cutting him!

I hate joe buck something ferocious

He talks to hear himself talk

I hated him way before the bumgardner thing

The entire fox crew annoys me, but I think strahan is ok

Go Packers! I don't want to get stuck working on superbowl sunday since i'm not a seahawks fan.

Phone call has Tony Moeaki now on brink of Super Bowl with Seahawks

RENTON — Tony Moeaki hadn’t played football since being cut by the Buffalo Bills in training camp. He was driving to his cousin’s rugby game in Chicago when he got a call from the Seattle Seahawks.

Moeaki had played two games the previous two years. He’s now playing a key role at tight end, both catching passes and blocking, for a team one game away from its second consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

And he’s cherishing the opportunity.

“It’s a real blessing,” said Moeaki, a third-round pick in 2010 by the Kansas City Chiefs out of the University of Iowa. “They had such a great team when I got here, but just the past couple of months we’ve really just been playing for each other. It’s been really cool to be a part of.”

Moeaki was signed in early November more for his run-blocking presence with the Seahawks because starter Zach Miller is out for the season after ankle surgery. But Moeaki is averaging 16.8 yards per catch and has emerged as a reliable safety blanket for quarterback Russell Wilson in the passing game, too —with each of his past four catches resulting in first downs.

The Bills waived him in training camp after agreeing to an injury settlement and he was rehabbing the hamstring injury while living in Chicago.

Moeaki said he had been cleared to play for about a week and began working out for a couple teams, including the Seahawks. He was driving to meet his cousin, who was preparing to play for the USA Eagles (the U.S. rugby national team) team that night against New Zealand when he got a call from Seattle.

“It was just really exciting to get that call,” said Moeaki, who has eight catches in seven games.

“Obviously, when I first got here I was a bit rusty, and I think the coaches kind of anticipated that. But as I started feeling better, I was just doing whatever I could to help the team, whether that was blocking or catching or anything. I just try to make the most of every opportunity.”

Marshall lynch doesn't give a ****

Gold cleats are gonna get him ejected