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siempre-bucky · 1 year

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Cowboys vs. Seahawks

Jake 'Hangman' Seresin x Javy 'Coyote' Machado | NFL!AU

Summary: The Cowboys had it out for the Seahawks since the last time they played. A bad injury leads to a love confession between two best friends.

wc: 1975

A/N: ayeeee look at me writing for ships! My sister took me to a football game and I was telling the unimind about doing a football au... and I knew i had to do my favorite best friends to lovers. A lil snippet for something bigger? idk.

The locker room was electrified as Jake approached the door, the quiet stadium now in the distance. Mickey’s excited voice vibrated along the blue and silver walls. Jake raised his eyebrows and pushed open the door, his teammates bouncing around as they got dressed for the anticipated game.

"Hey, Mav!" Reuben perked up as he laced his cleats. The coach looked up from his clipboard, unimpressed by their childlike taunts towards the Seahawks.

Jake couldn't care less about what they were discussing, his thoughts still in bed hungover with his friend tucked into his side. He shoved his duffle back into his corner, the plays going on in his mind were being invaded by thoughts of his best friend. Instead of running into the in zone, Jake thought about crashing into the crisp sheets of Javy's hotel room.

"How much do you think we'll get in fines for a sprained ankle?" Mickey joked.

Maverick let out a chuckle, shaking his head at the rookie. "None of that. Just a fair game."

The blond heard the whispers from a couple of his teammates, Harvard and Yale who sat in the corner. He stilled, his eyes glancing at his nameplate but his ears were listening. They hated the Seahawks the most after their last matchup. The foul play from the two teams had ESPN buzzing for weeks and the endless finger pointing and Twitter feuds had both teams up in arms. It was at least good for ticket sales. Jake caught something about an ejection, an ambulance, and something about putting a player out for the remainder of the season.

He needed to warn Javy.

His hand darted for his bag, hastily rummaging through its contents. He needed to clear it off the clutter, he grimaced at the ungodly amount of Cowboys towels he had. Jake finally grabbed a hold of his phone, his thumb typing in his passcode. Warlock spoke up, his deep voice stopping him in his tracks. "Seresin. The cameras are on. Let's go," he spoke evenly.

Jake let his phone fall back into his bag. He could only pray Javy was smart enough to see what some of his team was willing to do to them. The guy had always been smart. Back in college, Javy didn’t hesitate to approach his former teammate, telling him things he had been hearing about the opposing team and how to counter them, Javy watched—stalked then reported back to his ‘pack’ as he called them. Perhaps he was also smart, knowing how Jake’s heart was beating out of his chest every time they were in the same city, how his breath hitched when they spoke on the phone, and oh how he wished Javy could see the blush that covered his cheeks when they did a video chat.

Things changed when Jake stepped onto the field, fans chanted his name, and roaring loud music blasted in his home stadium. He had to focus on the game, they had to make it to the playoffs, so he left all thoughts of Javy in the back of his mind.

The Cowboys were down by 7, the Seahawks making their field goal look effortless. Jake huffed and angrily took off his helmet as he walked off the field to let his opponent celebrate. “Son of a bitch,” he muttered bitterly, one of the coaches coming up beside him with his laminated paper covering his lips. His offense tapped him on the shoulder, telling him kind words of reassurance while they passed him on the way to the field.

“It’s only the third quarter, Seresin,” Hondo chuckled, “We’ve got the ball now, just relax.”

Jake let the older man calm him down, even managing to wave to the fans in the crowd and giving them a signature Seresin smile. Hondo stood in front of him, his sheet in between the two to show him a play. The cheering was normal, loud and overbearing which made Jake lean in so he could hear what his coach was telling him. The game went on behind him—he had to focus on the win.

“Medic! Medic!” They started to chant. A few voices became a whole section and the section turned into a whole side of the stadium followed by sympathetic claps. Jake’s green eyes glanced upward at the concerned looks in the crowd. Something wasn’t right. His eyes fell on Hondo, whose own eyes were locked on the field.

“Fuck,” fell from his lips.

Jake’s heart began to race, his ears suddenly began to ring. He prayed to a God he rarely spoke to anymore as he turned around. The two teams were mixed in the middle of the field, the medics rushing to get to the down player. “No, no, no, please,” he whispered. He looked downward, cleat clad feet moving around just enough to see the player with his Seahawks helmet a few feet from his head and cracked from the impact. It was him, identified by the jawline he drunkenly got to know the night before

Jake’s heart dropped to his churning stomach, seeing his world lying on the floor lifeless. His whole world had come to an abrupt halt.

“Injured player from Seattle. Number twenty-five, Javier Machado.”

Jake ditched his helmet, ignoring the pleas from his team as he ran as fast as he could to Javy’s side. “Javy!” he shouted brokenly as he approached. The medic looked up, his gloved hand halting the player before Jake could drop to his knees.

“Sir we need space,” he tried to tell Jake calmly, easily recognizing the worried look on his face.

“Is he ok? Tell me he’s alright!” he screamed. His eyes were still locked on his friend, a line of crimson blood flowing from his right nostril. Another one of the medics was trying to feel for a pulse. A life with Javy flashed before the blond’s eyes; a couple of Super Bowl rings, a place in the French Quarter, and maybe a kid and a dog. This didn't look like his Javy. Brush it off like you always do, get up, please get up, but he continued to lay there unresponsive.

“We won’t know if we don’t get some room. We have a pulse now let us do our job!” The man with his fingers to the darker skinned man's throat yelled out.

A comforting hand pulled him back, Javy’s teammate Bradley gently telling him that he’ll be alright. Jake shrugged him off and focused his attention on the smug Cowboys linebacker. “Harvard!” Jake seethed, marching over and shoving his shoulder, “This is your fucking fault!”

“What the fuck, Jake?” Harvard gasped, cocking his head to the side.

“I heard you.” Jake jabbed his finger into the NFL logo on the center of his chest. “I fucking heard you. Now Javy—”

It clicked in Harvard's head, “Your boyfriend’s fine, Seresin,” he spoke quietly, not trying to mask the laugh in his tone.

“Did you see his helmet?”

Brigham rolled his eyes, “He’s fine.”

Jake shoved him one last time, sending the man to the ground. “Look again. If he doesn’t come back from this, his blood’s on your hands.”

He got up and shoved Jake gruffly, balling his fist and rearing it back. It was a lucky shot, said fist colliding with Jake’s perfect nose. Jake wiped his nose and flung the drops on Brigham’s clean uniform. He was about to lunge forward when a ref got in between them. “Sit down!” he commanded. Jake tried to take another step. “Knock it off right fucking now or I’ll make sure the two of you are ejected.”

Jake and Brigham broke it up, Rooster coming up to tell Jake to follow the two medics carrying Javy on a stretcher to get his nose checked.

He’d follow Javy to the ends of the earth, and after a couple of hasty texts and short replies from his coaches, Jake followed Javy to the hospital. He impatiently waited for several hours with a butterfly bandage over the bridge of his nose and a bloody tissue resting on his jean-clad thigh. He sat silently, trying to hear what the doctor and the head coach of the Seahawks, Beau Simpson, were discussing. “Let him be ok, I need him. He’s all I have,” Jake murmured to himself, the threat of tears only making his nose hurt worse. “He’s all I want.”

Jake slumped further into his uncomfortable chair. Regret flashed in his mind, not telling Javy he loved him when Jake had him right there. He wished he would’ve said something the night of the draft a couple years ago when he first realized he was in love with his best friend.

“Kid? You’re still here?” Beau asked gently, a clear look of confusion on his face as he stepped out of the hospital room. Jake lurched forward and rose to full height, his hands beginning to shake.

“Is he ok?” he asked instead, ignoring his question.

The man let out a soft chuckle and finally, he nodded, “Bad concussion. He’ll be out for a few weeks, but he’s expected to be ok.”

Jake could finally breathe, his lungs had never felt more relieved. “Oh thank God,” he exhaled sharply, trying to nonchalantly wipe the tears that pooled in his eyes. Beau stepped forward and put his hand on the blond’s shoulder.

“You both played for Texas, is that right?”

“Y-yes, sir.”

“Well it’s no wonder Mav called you the bonded pair,” he said amused. “Go to him, he’ll be happy to see you.”

The coach left after another reassuring squeeze to his shoulder and Jake timidly walked into the room. Javy was lying in bed, an IV hooked up to his arm and his head resting delicately on the mildly comfortable pillow. “Hey,” Javy spoke smoothly, his crooked smile enough to make the other man swoon.

“H-Hey,” Jake replied, natural charm locked away.

Javy took in a deep breath and smiled softly at his friend, “I’m fine, Jake. I’m good.”

The man finally broke down at the confirmation, his lower lip trembling as all the pent up tears cascaded down his cheeks. Javy slowly sat up and reached for him, hand gripping the back of Jake’s neck and pulling him close.

“I was so worried,” he sobbed. “I knew they were gonna pull something but I didn’t think it’d be you.”

Javy chuckled, “Don’t cry for me, Jake. A tackle can’t take me out.”

Jake pulled back suddenly, Javy’s lips parting his surprise. The blond stood back and looked down at him in disbelief, “That hit was bad. Brain damage, Javy! Did you see that goddamn helmet?”

There was a pause as Jake paced the cold floor. Javy cleared his throat, “Why are you so upset?” he asked calmly.

The other man looked at him like he was crazy. “I could have lost you,” he scoffed. “The only person I care about in the world, taken out by some vengeful airheads. Javy I-”

“You what?” Javy spoke instantly, his voice calm yet firm. He hoped this was going where he thought.

“You’re my best friend—and I-I- I love you. It’s always been you.”

Javy broke out into a wide smile, “Since the first day we practiced together? Back in school?”

“Yeah,” he chuckled, “from the very first day, Javs.”

Javy shifted in his seat and motioned for Jake to come back to his side. He took the paler man’s hand in his, brown eyes meeting emerald green. “I’m in love with you,” he admitted, a year's worth of weight lifted off his chest. His hand slid upward to wrap around the back of his beck, pulling him down for a tender kiss. When they pulled away blissfully, he spoke again, “So very much in love with you. Even if you play for the Cowboys.”

#jake seresin #javy machado #jake seresin x javy machado #hangman x coyote #macheresin #top gun #top gun maverick

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womanexile · 9 months

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Lol- another foreshadowing- Earthquakes (Dress lyrics)

Safer non-weather option for DWOHT Avalanche - the Colorado Avalanche are confirmed Swifties (lol- comments) reddit.com/r/TaylorSwift/comments/yv4doz/the_colorado_avalanche_are_confirmed_swifties/

"they also zoomed in on people wearing the opposing team’s swag with “it must be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero” written up on the jumbo-tron 😅😂while Anti-Hero played in the background ofc" lionfire69

"I’m an Avs season ticket holder. I keep telling them to play the spoken word intro of Better Than Revenge whenever an opposing player goes to the box. “Now go stand in the corner and think about what you did” regan9109

Taylor Swift Seattle concert generates seismic activity

Taylor Swift's concerts in the US city of Seattle generated seismic activity equivalent to a 2.3 magnitude earthquake, a seismologist has said.

The data was recorded at Swift's sell-out Eras tour performances at Lumen Field on 22 and 23 July.

Seismologist Jackie Caplan-Auerbach said the activity was caused by Swift's fans or the sound system.

The shows beat the previous record in Seattle, known as the city's "Beast Quake" in 2011.

That was generated by American football fans celebrating Marshawn Lynch's touchdown for the Seattle Seahawks during a game against the New Orleans Saints.

Dr Caplan-Auerbach, a geology professor at Western Washington University, told CNN the difference between the NFL game and Swift's recent concerts was just 0.3, but the "shaking was twice as strong" and "absolutely doubled it".

"I grabbed the data from both nights of the concert and quickly noticed they were clearly the same pattern of signals," she said. "If I overlay them on top of each other, they're nearly identical."

The Seattle concerts were played in front of a total of 144,000 fans over two nights.

Music concerts have been known to cause seismic activity before, for example during a 2011 Foo Fighters concert in New Zealand.

bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66347361

Dress

Our secret moments in your crowded room They got no idea about me and you There is an indentation in the shape of you Made your mark on me, a golden tattoo

All of this silence and patience, pining in anticipation My hands are shaking from holding back from you (ah, ah, ah) All of this silence and patience, pining and desperately waiting My hands are shaking from all this (ah, ha, ha, ha)

Say my name and everything just stops I don't want you like a best friend Only bought this dress so you could take it off Take it off Carve your name into my bedpost 'Cause I don't want you like a best friend Only bought this dress so you could take it off Take it off

Inescapable, I'm not even gonna try And if I get burned, at least we were electrified I'm spilling wine in the bathtub You kiss my face and we're both drunk Everyone thinks that they know us But they know nothing about

Flashback when you met me Your buzzcut and my hair bleached Even in my worst times You could see the best of me Flashback to my mistakes My rebounds, my earthquakes Even in my worst lies You saw the truth in me And I woke up just in time Now I wake up by your side My one and only, my lifeline I woke up just in time Now I wake up by your side My hands shake, I can't explain this ah, ha, ha, ha

There is an indentation in the shape of you Only bought this dress so you could take it off You made your mark on me, golden tattoo Only bought this dress so you could take it off

Taylor is never beating the witch allegations 😂

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swaggypsyduck · 1 year

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ok no but the maple syrups that r like,,, half maple syrup some brown sugar and corn syrup r like fine, but straight corn syrup i cannot fathom - also i don’t rlly have recommendations but my thing at the grocery store if there’s a glass bottle of syrup and a plastic bottle of syrup chances r the glass bottle tastes better sjsbjsjdksj

honestly i didn’t follow any sports at all until this years world cup (and now i kinda follow psg? it’s an ongoing thing djdbs) but my bf follows essentially all american sports besides for hockey (tho he’s considered following it) and so he’s getting me into baseball via the classic and also i live pretty close to the baseball park in my city and baseball tickets r relatively cheap (esp for students) so baseball is the sport i’ve seen the most in person, and also i always associate it with summer cuz that’s when the season is (i’ve gone to a couple basketball games and enjoyed them significantly less djdbjs) so as a casual sports enjoyer but never rlly fan, i’ve always been more of a baseball person ig? also the usa doesn’t have a soccer culture the way literally anywhere else in the world does?? like i’ve been aware of my city/state’s baseball, basketball and football(american) teams since i was a small child but i wasn’t aware we even had a soccer team until this year😭😭😭

RIGHT?! STRAIGHT CORN SYRUP DUDE 😭😭😭. i mean i dont like the mixed shit either but its better than nothing! honestly some of the glass bottle ones r gimmicky in Canada especially bc of the tourist traps.

yah ik my local sports teams but most vancouverites follow the Seahawks for baseball and then pick any american football team bc ours play in a diff league. the only thing i can tell u about the white caps (our "soccer" team) is that Alphonso Davies who plays for bayern was scouted from there. so most Canadians who just tuned in to football when he transferred are bayern munich fans. the rest dont care as much about local sports... except of course hockey and winter olympic sports.

#anons #asks

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sharertools · 2 years

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Sunday, August 14th is our monthly meeting/potluck at 6:00 PM.The Executive Board meets at 5:00 PM and all are welcome to join.

Our potluck hosts Kaye Brozina and Carol Dorn will provide the main dish. Bring your favorite salad or dessert to share.

Kaye and Carol are also raffling off two baskets to raise money for the schoolhouse. Pictures are attached. Tickets for each basket are $5.

The Gardening Basket contains: metal thermometer, kneeling pad, ceramic planter, seeds, 'bugs' for planter, rain gauge, mosquito repellent, 3 hand tools, note pas, 3-D wind spinner, and small handmade tablecloth. Value of $50.00.The Seahawks Basket contains: Throw blanket, wall hanging, baseball cap, light, premium golf set with golf balls and towels, and a lanyard. Value of $125.

Tenino Railroad Days will be Saturday, September 17th at the Tenino Museum from 10 to 4. Does anyone want to set up and man an information table for the schoolhouse? --

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Volunteers preserving the

Historic Gate City Schoolhouse located at 16925 Moon Road SWmailing address: PO Box 261Rochester, WA 98579

[email protected]

GateCitySchoolhouse.com The schoolhouse is available for use. (360) 273-0707

Please use Amazon Smile http://smile.amazon.com/ch/91-6058018 so that all your eligible shopping will benefit Gate Community Club.

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allthingsdarkanddirty · 4 months

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Penalizing by Jami Davenport is available now!

Available on All Platforms

Being traded from a contender to a basement dweller is bad enough, but now I'm working with the one who got away. She has an explosive secret, and I think it has something to do with me.

I want to start where we left off, but she doesn't want anything to do with me. Eventually our mutual attraction steamrolls her resistance, but when her deception catches up to her and what she's been hiding is exposed, nothing will ever be the same for either of us.

Will her truth be the anchor that strengthens our relationship, or the storm that obliterates it beyond repair?

About the Author:

USA Today Bestselling Author Jami Davenport writes sexy contemporary and sports romances, including her Seattle Sockeyes, Steelheads, The Scoring series, and Portland Icehawks. A former computer geek, Jami has recently achieved her life-long dream of becoming a full-time author. She lives on a small farm near Puget Sound with her Army Ranger-turned-plumber husband and assorted animals who make guest appearances in her books. She's a lifetime Seahawks and Mariners fan and a proud season ticket holder for the Seattle Kraken hockey team.

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ecsundance · 4 months

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Freaky Tales Blog

Unlike my previous blog post, I was able to sleep in a little bit this day. After attending a mixer at the United Airlines Lounge on Main Street in Park City, Utah, I got a message from a classmate that there were extra tickets available for Freaky Tales by Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden. Without hesitation, I asked if he could get me a ticket and he thankfully agreed. As some of my classmates and I arrived an hour before the film began, there were several people already in line. Luckily most of them were waitlisters and I, more like my classmate, was somehow able to snag a ticket before they swiftly sold out. I knew that this showing of Freaky Tales took place after the premiere, so I was a little sad that I would not be seeing Pedro Pascal, one of my favorite actors. However, the entire movie was worth the watch, and the thirty dollars I venmoed my classmate for the ticket.

Freaky Tales is a film that involves, “Four interconnected stories set in 1987 Oakland, CA. will tell about the love of music, movies, people, places and memories beyond our knowable universe” (IMDB). I found this idea of utilizing four different stories and interconnecting them at the end of the movie was really interesting. Despite some mixed reviews I heard from others, this was by far my favorite screening of the festival thus far. As a huge fan of The Mandalorian, Narcos, and The Last of Us, I was extremely happy to see Pedro Pascal in a film at Sundance. His part in the third out of four stories brought a super dramatic and emotional twist to the film from the trauma his character experiences throughout the film. However what really caught my attention and brought the most amount of entertainment was the fourth and final story of the film where all of the previous stories all intertwine with each other. It is not everyday that you see a professional basketball player go absolutely wild on a bunch of bay area Nazi followers. In fact, Marshawn Lynch, a legendary runningback known for playing with the Seattle Seahawks, was a bus driver for a brief moment in the film.

Most of the mixed reviews I have heard about the film regarded the cast. People claim the cast was the whole reason why the film was able to make it in the festival. With actors and actresses such as Tom Hanks, Pedro Pascal, Normani, and Angus Cloud I can understand the frustration expressed by other audience members at Sundance because it seems like this is a film that belongs in Hollywood more than an indie film festival. To be honest, I can agree with those claims to an extent. I believe that it was the creative method of storytelling within the film that really caught the eye of Sundance.

Regardless, this film was extremely entertaining and pulled at every possible emotion one can feel. As I write this post, there is no news of Freaky Tales being bought by major companies such as Netflix, Hulu, Paramount, etc, however, I would fully expect this film to sell for a ton of money and make its way to streaming platforms very soon.

Thanks for reading!

-Jackson Willhoit

#sundance #indie #indiefilm #sundancefilmfestival #film #sundance 2024 #filmfestival #movies

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strikingfm · 5 months

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If I were the GM of The Bills

I was talking with my brother and a friend last night and It sounds crazy, but I still believe the bills can win out and get to the Super Bowl. And The AFC is so mediocre, its anyone's Conference to win.

I heard SiriusXM the other day and they said the same thing I've been saying. They are saying The Buffalo Bills if they make the playoffs will be the most dangerous team in the road to the Super Bowl. They even went to the extent to say in the NFC; no one impresses them to the point where they are an easy favorite.

The Bills remaining schedule is The Chiefs who have no edge protection on offense...the Chiefs really don't have WR gamebreakers....and the Cowboys have one of the weakest NFL schedules in the league making them look good....Yes, the cowboys offense is crazy good and their pass rush is phenomenal.....but, they don't have a tough schedule; almost losing to the (6-5) Seahawks last week.

The Bills and I told my family this and others when the schedule came out. I said if the Bills weren't careful, they'd find themselves battling for a Playoff spot due to:

#1. Their schedule (The Hardest in the NFL)

#2. How every team in their schedule was building their rosters

#3. The Bills Bye week didn't come until Week 13

#4. The game overseas

And so far, I've been spot on....but, even with my criticism...I was telling people that the Bills are so good; they can still do it....A big criticism of mine was the OL - this OL is doing a good enough job...we're set at OL for a couple of years....and pick up a draft pick on OL just to keep the roster building wheel turning.

So, For next season, If I was Brandon Beane I'd trade:

-Hyde

-Poyer

-Milano

-Taron Johnson

-Tre White

-Von Miller

-Diggs

-Elam (maybe) (I love him, but he got injured)(My rule is, the second a player is injury prone - trade him so you don't lose value)

And I'd try to get at least 4-7 additional draft picks in the early rounds.....I think these players still have value.....They are all over 30+ or peaking out and teams are looking to fill their depth charts.

My biggest thing on the Draft is you draft playmakers....Its an absolute intangible statistic.

I was explaining to my friend and my brother....Today's NFL players at the age of 29/30 are not worth keeping.....When we were kids the players longevity was age 35 and then a decline.....

Today's NFL everyone is running nearly a 4.4 at this point which means the speed of the game is so fast....you can't matchup a 30 year old whose losing range and speed vs. fresh young men who are all running 4.4s.

But, the other reason why I'd trade these players is because the Buffalo Bills have proven this season they can compete with any team with their depth chart....I love Kincaid, Dodson, Spector, Bernard, Cam Lewis, Taylor Rapp....And I can dive in of why I love these guys...

But, mind you The Buffalo Bills have lost EVERY GAME by 7 points or less and their point differential is +100.....PLUS 100 AT A 6-6 record!!!!

My only criticism from this past draft is they didn't get a SS/LB hybrid and the Bills didn't get another DB....but, at the trade deadline they Picked up a DB (Rasul Douglass) who I love.

If the Bills do this, this off-season, we will be building a dynasty. A serious dynasty....

And I'm tired of hearing Buffalo Bills fans bash Josh Allen and bash Brandon Beane....It is sickening to me.....especially after Josh Allen has broken NFL history by being & claiming #1 for the most TDs in his 1st 6 seasons (NFL History)

Not only that, but Josh Allen; yes he is 0-6 in OT....but, he is top 5 in the NFL since entering the league for game winning comebacks.

I mean these fans have to stop.

My ultimate dream is to be a GM of an NFL team or NFL owner. One day, someone will recognize my football intellect. I consider my intelligence of a GM at a Theo Epstein or Bill Polian level.

That's why I went to school for Sports Management. To do that, not to be a ticket salesman in the stadium or marketer or writer.

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seattlereddit · 7 months

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Seahawks tickets for sale

https://www.reddit.com/r/SeattleWA/comments/17co0qi/seahawks_tickets_for_sale/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

#seattle

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seahawksscuba · 7 months

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jackkelley3714-blog · 8 months

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49ers vs. Seahawks: The Epic Rivalry Unveiled 2023

The rivalry between the 49ers and Seahawks truly came to the forefront in the 2010s when both teams became powerhouses in the NFL . The Seahawks, led by quarterback Russell Wilson and their dominant defense known as the “Legion of Boom,” emerged as Super Bowl champions in 2013 and remained a force to be reckoned with for several years. Meanwhile, the 49ers Cheap NFL Jersey, under coach Jim Harbaugh, built a formidable team featuring a suffocating defense and a potent offense led by quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

The epic battles between these two teams began in the 2011 season when they faced off twice in close regular-season matchups. The intensity continued to grow in subsequent years as they fought for divisional supremacy and playoff berths. The games were characterized by hard-hitting defenses, high-pressure situations, and thrilling finishes that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

One of the most memorable showdowns between these rivals occurred in the NFC Championship game following the 2013 season. The Seahawks hosted the 49ers in a game that would send the winner to the Super Bowl. With tensions running high, the game showcased the fierce competitiveness and physicality of both teams. Ultimately, Seattle emerged victorious in a nail-biting finish, securing their ticket to the Super Bowl and leaving the 49ers devastated.

Aside from their regular-season battles, the 49ers and Seahawks have also clashed in the playoffs, adding an extra layer of intensity to their rivalry. These matchups have showcased the best of both teams, with the outcome often determined by a few key plays or moments of brilliance from star players.

While the intensity of the rivalry has cooled slightly in recent years due to changes in coaching staff and team composition, there is still a palpable sense of animosity whenever these two teams meet. The games are always highly anticipated and remain must-see events for football fans.

The rivalry between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks is one that has unfolded on the gridiron, showcasing the raw passion and competitiveness of both teams. As they continue to battle for divisional supremacy and bragging rights, one thing is certain — whenever these teams meet, epic clashes are sure to follow.

#nfl football

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