Divisional Playoffs: Seattle vs. Atlanta
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Seahawks coordinators have a minor Saturday distraction
The Seahawks have arrived in Atlanta for Sunday’s divisional-round showdown against the Falcons. And with one day to go to finalize preparations for the game, Pete Carroll’s primary two coordinators have other plans.
Today’s the day on which offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell will interview with the Bears, and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley (pictured) will sit for the Eagles, via Albert Breer of NFL Network.
The rules allow it, but only with the express permission of the team. Since the Seahawks played in the bye week, their assistant coaches and the assistants from all other bye-week winners can be interviewed the week before the divisional-round game, if the interviewers come to them.
Carroll and the Seahawks didn’t have to grant permission; it’s another example of the fine line between thinking of the team and giving guys a chance to better themselves.
Surely, if Carroll thought it would be an unacceptable distraction, he wouldn’t have allowed it. And the interviews likely won’t stretch deep into the day and/or night, Chip Kelly-style. Still, at a time when the 12th man is hoping not to lose either coordinator, the thought of both of them taking time out from their game preparations to chase another job probably only adds to the sense of unease about the inevitable changes that come to a successful team once the playoff run has ended.
The 12th man surely hopes that’s still three weeks and a day away.
The Seahawks have arrived in Atlanta for Sunday’s divisional-round showdown against the Falcons. And with one day to go to finalize preparations for the game, Pete Carroll’s primary two coordinators have other plans.
Today’s the day on which offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell will interview with the Bears, and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley (pictured) will sit for the Eagles, via Albert Breer of NFL Network.
The rules allow it, but only with the express permission of the team. Since the Seahawks played in the bye week, their assistant coaches and the assistants from all other bye-week winners can be interviewed the week before the divisional-round game, if the interviewers come to them.
Carroll and the Seahawks didn’t have to grant permission; it’s another example of the fine line between thinking of the team and giving guys a chance to better themselves.
Surely, if Carroll thought it would be an unacceptable distraction, he wouldn’t have allowed it. And the interviews likely won’t stretch deep into the day and/or night, Chip Kelly-style. Still, at a time when the 12th man is hoping not to lose either coordinator, the thought of both of them taking time out from their game preparations to chase another job probably only adds to the sense of unease about the inevitable changes that come to a successful team once the playoff run has ended.
The 12th man surely hopes that’s still three weeks and a day away.
Been looking forward to this game almost more than the 49er game, bcuz as a 49er fan I already knew my team was gonna win,bcuz we just have it better, anyway, awesome matchups all over the field, I want to play Seattle again, go get em hawks
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Lmao @ Pete Carroll going for it on 4th and 1. He should've taken the points with a FG
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BROWN GUERRERO
lol @ sherman falling down to try to use that as his excuse for gettin shittted on
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Lmao @ Sherman clapping in front of White's face after that TD. You're down 20-0 you fuckin retard. Get your ass another adderall and pop his ass. None of this smiling shit
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