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Discussion Hard Knocks: Final Episode Watch Thread

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u/markiemark6 2h ago edited 1h ago

Mike is the star of Hard Knocks. We’ve all known he’s a gem.. the world is just getting to see it first hand.

We are lucky to have him and John.

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u/GDMFS0B 2h ago

Gotta love the Dolly tribute.

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u/Ignorantsportsguy 45m ago

Especially after they visited Tennessee right before she died. Very nice nod to a legend.

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u/therealmudslinger 2h ago

I actually teared up a little. That was a nice touch.

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u/GDMFS0B 1h ago

Dude, same.

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u/ChaseThoseDreams 2h ago

My favorite moment was seeing Diggs emotional on the sidelines after that interception. You can see how much this opportunity means for him and I really hope it turns out for him.

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u/Chessinmind "We did not care" 2h ago

Such a humble guy for all the accolades he’s had

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u/doggyman425 2h ago

Ngl. I enjoyed it cuz I’m a hawks fan but it was kinda boring. Hard knocks should go back to showing shitty teams. It was way more entertaining wether its Drew Rosenhaus trying justify why AB needs his helmet a certain way to Gruden or a delusional Corey Coleman asking to be traded because he’s listed as a backup on the depth chart. It lacked drama this year for obvious reasons.

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u/Stuckinaboxxx 2h ago

This was the first season I've seen. And after watching it I would have been very bored if it wasn't my team. Doesn't really want to make me go watch other seasons. So many long transition times of nothing.

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u/arestheblue 29m ago

When it's bad teams, its more entertaining. The only unexpected players on the 53 are there mostly because people got injured.

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u/samples98 1h ago

Yeah it was pretty tame. Shows how much of a well oiled machine we have, as opposed to a shit team like the Browns. That season is a must watch.

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u/arestheblue 30m ago

I vividly remember the TE with the crystals.

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u/M3rc_Nate 41m ago

In terms of drama and antics it was weak. But if you appreciate a rare look behind the scenes into a sports franchise which didn't just win the championship but runs everything from the top down at an elite level then you enjoyed it. Just think about how rare it is for a sports franchise, globally, to be ran as well as the Seahawks franchise is right now.

I like to think of it like there being a reality show of a very very healthy loving romantic relationship. Most people want drama, toxicity and wild twists. That's what they are entertained by. A healthy loving couple is "boring". But if you are truly interested in human relationships then you are very intrigued and interested in seeing the behind the scenes of such a relationship.

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u/samples98 3h ago

Good to see they finally got B roll of an osprey

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u/therealmudslinger 1h ago

I always notice B Roll. I secretly wish I was a B Roll guy. I could just imagine the camera person being like, "FINALLY, an Osprey! Ooh, and it's diving for a fish! NO, NOT BEHIND THE TREES!"

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u/serpentear 12m ago

They should’ve just come to my house, I have one that hunts around here constantly.

Its nest is fucking rad, too.

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u/SuccessOk7850 "We did not care" 3h ago

Derick Hall and his truck🤣

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u/sd_slate 3h ago

Giving Trevon Diggs shit about his short shorts too

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u/Lorjack 3h ago

funniest part of the episode

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u/snowblinders 2h ago

That was my favorite part of the episode lol

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u/openedthedoor 2h ago

Shout out Dino’s Pub and you know Schneider loves the sauce with the mid day Hazy IPA

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u/Chessinmind "We did not care" 1h ago

The man, the myth, the legend

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u/acelticmonk 1h ago

The cut conversations were interesting. We watched the Aiden Hubbard convo and couldn’t figure out if he made the 53, was going on the 70, or was gone. It’s a sign of the way they do this very respectfully and positively.

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u/TheRealArcanine 1h ago

Editors went absolutely crazy for that five minute montage at the beginning

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u/AdvancedPlacmentTV 3h ago

9-5 song choice is a nice touch

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u/aiusernamegen 2h ago

The Smashing Pumpkins was confusing

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u/acelticmonk 3h ago

I’m gonna need 22 more episodes of my favorite show this year. Take me all the way through Super Valentines Bowl.

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u/therealmudslinger 1h ago

Saaaaame. I am so sad it's over.

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u/Gullible_Ad3785 2h ago

Really proud of how the team carried themselves during this filming on Hard Knocks. Great promo to get excited for real football.

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u/readbetweenthesubs 2h ago

Happy for Foster to make the squad. Looks like Diggs just needs to work on conditioning and learning the scheme. Interesting that Arnold is in the building too. I'm pumped for Wednesday!

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u/YaIe 1h ago

Kinda funny how this season had a lot of focus on really soft spoken and quite guys and then there is DHall and his truck

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u/Bitter-Imagination33 3h ago

Sam Darnold playing maptap and 82-0 heals my soul

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u/WoodDRebal 13m ago

Do they air a different version on television? Cuz watching it on HBO Max.I didn't see the maptab part at all

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u/aiusernamegen 1h ago

I appreciate the bookend of Sam running it forward with his best Pete Carroll impression

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u/3elieveIt HawkStar '23-'24 2h ago

What was Milroe so mad about?

Also, Jake Peetz is gonna be a head coach within 3 years, maybe 2. Book it.

Also, Mike is the fucking man.

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u/Brian-88 1h ago

Dropped passes.

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u/simonster509 34m ago

Saw like 0 Nwosu in this season, despite him being on the promo for it

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u/Lyradep 2h ago

Didn’t really feel like Hard Knocks. Felt like they didn’t really cover anyone who got cut. Barely knew any of the rookies.

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u/Chem_is_tree_guy 1h ago

I haven't watched Hard Knocks in over a decade, so this might be a stupid question: do you think there was less rookies getting cut and time for that due to the multiple injuries? I feel like they both took a lot of air time AND meant less people cut

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u/MayorBakefield 1h ago

It is more that they don't do cuts every week, now it is just at the end of training camp

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u/Halfwaydead425 24m ago

Dinos undefeated. Love living near the VMAC!

anyway, I would have loved more "you made the team" clips but alas.

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u/hella-tight 18m ago

are there too many or not enough montages

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u/ollovito 25m ago

Emmanwori reminded me that he's still a young kid feeling the pressure and just needs space to share his feelings and have someone listen to him and validate what he's going through. Loved that scene with him and Mike.

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u/discOHsteve 22m ago

Can't tell if Diggs is just quiet or just uncomfortable

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u/serpentear 19m ago

Probably a bit of both.

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u/itzhak210 15m ago

Mike laying sideways in his chair like a renaissance painting didn’t help either lmao

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u/ollovito 26m ago

Milroe either doesn't feel fully bought into the culture and scheme or feels the pressure to develop and make the most of his opportunities. I can't help feel we will at some point trade him to a team with a different offensive philosophy or just aligns better culturally. Something just feels off a bit.

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u/WoodDRebal 3m ago

He's a young man that's definitely on the internet and seens a lot of the negativity towards his playing ability we have watched on the field. But he might also be the only player on the roster right now that doesn't seem like he is training and practicing to be a starter, but given he is so far away from that conversation I suppose it doesn't matter? We have an awesome backup. I want to see him taking strides and pushing himself to show the league he can be a guy.

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u/Legalsleazy 3h ago

Obvious AI use in the script.

Several “it’s not X, it’s y”

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u/Chessinmind "We did not care" 2h ago

That’s how Hard Knocks has always framed things though. And the cheesy puns.