| pats@ sea |
Wed, 10 October 2012 15:35  |
 alexizorbas
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Pats @ seahawks...
Was looking for some info or some opinions on the seahawks defense. First and foremost, I certainly do not underestimate their defense, especially at home. It's one of the more difficult road games a team can have. We saw how difficult it was for rodgers to throw against then, but its bit like green bay is in any sort or rhythm all year. They just look out of sorts, seem to lack chemistry someway somehow. Maybe its last years incredibl y difficult early exit that is syill lingering, but I fully expect them to recover soonerrather than later.
So my question is this, will the pats be able to draw up a game plan that Seattle can't stop? They have stud corners, so I assume Lloyd should be blanketed all game. But arent they susceptible to slot receivers and tight ends in the middle of the field? I feel like welker will be able to run slants and get the dirty first downs that are needed to open up an impressive patriots running game. Does anyone have better knowledge of this seahawks d than I do?
I also feel like wilsons days are numbered and the pats d should give him fits and he may a force a few errant throws up that could end in picks. The seahwaks aren't the real deal because their offense just isnt good enough. When you only score 16 against a terrible panthers d it raises questions. Any thoughts would be more than welcome, just trying to feel this game out.
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| Re: pats@ sea |
Mon, 15 October 2012 04:10  |
big18741
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In three home games-Russell Wilson QB ratings :
Dallas 112.7
Green Bay 99.3
New England 133.7
Opposing Qb's
Romo 74.1
Rodgers 81.5
Brady 79.3
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