Nicely done.

Truly awesome article. If this was a result of the partnership with Fox then this justifies even the Atlanta trolls...

I really enjoyed the article--not the kind of content you'll see anywhere else. Just the kind of thing I have come to expect from FO.

A job well done.

yes that was rather interesting to hear things from a players perspective.

"they've got the offensive mvp running the ball...". heh.

I like how defensive players always make sure to call it the OFFENSIVE mvp.

Interesting point about the run to the right being where Seattle sets up the playaction. Good work.

That was fun to see things from the player's perspective. Aaron, you are turning into a true insider here. Pretty soon you'll be beating little kids to fly balls with security guards' help.

#5

"Second, is it just me, or are there a bit too many amateur comedians around here. Aaron is funny and Mike Tanier is funny and after that, the dropoff is Maddox-like. I know I’m not funny, so I try to spare everyone else from the pain."

hmmmmmmmm

Awesome. This is what we need from Superbowl week, and there were no product plugs in the article. You asked good questions, and got good answers, not canned cliches. Parrish was particularly impressive.

Re 2

I second that opinion re: the trolls.

Great article, especially because it deals with relevant football issues related to the superbowl and not someone's parents or van "accidents"

I'm continually impressed by the actually informative and interesting articles produced by FO during the SB weeks. This is one of the best. Most of the time you see a lot of interviews with players that are pretty softball and ambiguously formed. This one asks direct, concise and useful questions. Nice job.

Re: #10
I think Luz is suggesting that MdM has fallen into his own pit. See comment 20 from the thread on the other FO on FOX article today...

Re:10 See comment 20 in the unsung players thread. That's where it came from. I'm confused as to why it's here...

Clearly, this is a problem with the FO message boards.

We don't have enough professional comedians.

Aaron, I hereby request that you round up some professional talent to balance out that which we amateurs are providing.

Re: 13

How 'bout Dennis Miller, I here he has experience.

*hear

Or Gilbert Godfried.

"The left side of the Seattle offensive line is the side with the Pro Bowlers, but our numbers actually show that Seattle has had more success running to the right this year."

Part of this is the way NFL charts runs. On one play against Carolina, Alexander took the handoff and went to the right. There was nothing resembling any kind of hole there. Meanwhile, Jones and Hutchinson had blasted a hole in the left side, erected walls, hung drywall and were selecting paint colors. So Alexander -- using great vision and balance -- cut back to the left and gained 10 yards. Alexander crossed the line of scrimmage with every offensive lineman to his right. This was listed in the play-by-play as a run to the right.