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Go Figure....

Posted by SSreporters

751 days ago

The Seahawks have won 5 in a row in games in which Shaun Alexander does not play. Mo Morris then proceeds to kick ass in every perspective. Maybe a sign he's a problem to that offense? Or just pure luck?

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Oh No RomoDraft Pick

751 days ago

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I thought you were taking a week off?

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SSreportersLegend

751 days ago

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Thursday night I'm gone. Won't sign in for articles or comments until probably after the Seahawks game.

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NejoshiDiv-I Stud

751 days ago

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Mo Morris is the answer to all of the Seahawks problems. They have looked like an entirely different team since Alexander got injured.

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CheezerAll-Star

750 days ago

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Alexander hasn't been the same since he had all those touches in 2005. Also known as the "Curse of 370". Reference www.footballoutsiders.com

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JuTMSY4Legend

750 days ago

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curse of 370...super bowl hangover...madden curse... how about the curse of not being very good anymore?

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CheezerAll-Star

750 days ago

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The question is: "Why isn't he good anymore?" The stats support the "Curse of 370" for any running back, not just Alexander. Check the supporting documentation before you get critical. By the way, if you check the SSR Picks thread from a few weeks back, I predicted Seattle to win simply because with Alexander injured, Holmgren wouldn't feel obliged to play him anymore and the running game would improve.

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PSU ROCKSVarsity Captain

750 days ago

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you have one good year and your suppost to be awsome for the rest of your career maybe he was just playing bad teams that year or maybe he was extreamly lucky

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JSmith11JV Squad

750 days ago

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Alexander was a top 2 or 3 running back for a lot more than just one season. He hasn't been the same since his injury in 2006. He needs to take an extended period of time and get his body right, otherwise he isn't helping himself or the team.

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