Seattle’s blowout loss to Rams left some Seahawks salty
Dec 18, 2017, 7:15 AM
Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley, second from right, rushes for a touchdown as Seattle Seahawks' Bobby Wagner (54) and Earl Thomas (29) look on in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 17, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seahawks Earl Thomas and Bobby Wagner traded some verbal jabs at each other following the team’s 42-7 loss at home to the Los Angeles Rams.
Thomas was asked by a reporter how much he though Wagner’s injury affected his play and his response was honest.
“You normally see Wags running from sideline-to-sideline, he just couldn’t do it today,” said Thomas in the video below posted to Seahawks beat writer Greg Bell’s twitter account:
Earl Thomas doesn’t think All-Pro LB Bobby Wagner should have played with bad hamstring for #Seahawks in blowout loss to Rams. “The backups would have done just as good.” @thenewstribune pic.twitter.com/svmgAOE3D5
— Gregg Bell (@gbellseattle) December 18, 2017
That prompted a tweet from Wagner that has since been deleted, but not before Bell was able to capture the image:
Bobby Wagner’s initial response, soon deleted, to Earl Thomas’ opinion Wagner should not have played with his injured hamstring for #Seahawks in today’s blowout loss to Rams pic.twitter.com/emiCl9PnVa
— Gregg Bell (@gbellseattle) December 18, 2017
Other Seahawks fans had their two cents to chip in, and seem to have head coach Pete Carroll on the hot seat.
if pete carroll retired tomorrow and the seahawks hired dan mullen on Tuesday id be cool with it
— krumping 4 krampus (@dalmuti) December 18, 2017
Pete has completely lost control of his team.
— Casey Decker (@caseycdecker) December 18, 2017
So even though this might not have been the year the Cardinals hoped for, our rival birds in salty Seattle don’t seem to be having a merry Christmas season either.
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