SEATTLE TRAVEL?
- Thread starter THUNDER
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- Mar 19, 2006
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- Mar 19, 2006
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really wasn't trying to be funny..
search of local papers turned up nothing..
so ask somebody who will know.
beatwriters and blog dudes and girls follow those planes around like puppy dogs..
it's their job
They fly around on Paul Allen's rediculously customized 757 I wouldn't factor that into your capping the same way as there's plenty of room on the plane etc. Also Atlanta's fans are weak there were more than 10k tix available this morning so not the same home field advantage as some
According to Peter King's MMQB this past week:
"So the Seahawks go from Seattle to Baltimore (Baltimore-Washington International Airport) Friday, Baltimore to Seattle Sunday night, then Seattle to Atlanta Friday, and Atlanta back to Seattle Sunday. That's four six-hour flights (give or take a half-hour) in nine days. Add round trips to Miami, Chicago and Toronto (to play Buffalo) since Thanksgiving, and you've got a road-tested bunch."
For what it's worth:toast:
"So the Seahawks go from Seattle to Baltimore (Baltimore-Washington International Airport) Friday, Baltimore to Seattle Sunday night, then Seattle to Atlanta Friday, and Atlanta back to Seattle Sunday. That's four six-hour flights (give or take a half-hour) in nine days. Add round trips to Miami, Chicago and Toronto (to play Buffalo) since Thanksgiving, and you've got a road-tested bunch."
For what it's worth:toast:
This would jive with what I read earlier. My father-in-law asked me about the Seahawks travel plans. I had read Monday and Tuesday off days, with a mandatory workout on one of those days. Wednesday practice at 2pm, and they were sticking with their normal routine of travelling 48 hours before the game.
