I like it
they played the pats tough in NE, it was 23-20 late in the 4th quarter until dillon punched in the final TD with only 2 mins left in the game.
If the pats can ream the rams at St louis without ty law then seattle might be able to hold their own
If they can do what they did right in the first meeting between these two early in the season (they were up 24-10 into the 4th Q) then its tough to believe they would make the same mistakes again which caused them to lose the game.
GL
they played the pats tough in NE, it was 23-20 late in the 4th quarter until dillon punched in the final TD with only 2 mins left in the game.
If the pats can ream the rams at St louis without ty law then seattle might be able to hold their own
If they can do what they did right in the first meeting between these two early in the season (they were up 24-10 into the 4th Q) then its tough to believe they would make the same mistakes again which caused them to lose the game.
GL
I like Seattle too...They manhandled the Rams O Line in game one, it was a typical play not to lose ball game...Instead of finishing the Rams off they left them around...Some strange play calls and clock management, Seattle is still the team in the NFC that can come out down the stretch and put it all together...It starts this week.
I like Seattle as well. They are better on paper, out for revenge, and on a little win streak. I think one of the reasons Seattle let St. Louis get back in the game the last meeting was because they were looking ahead to New England. Started playing prevent and saving bodies rather playing 100% the whole game. Don't see this happening again. Holmgren has a new simplified system that is benefiting the offense, and Ray Rhodes has learned his lesson. He should have his defense prepared for this game. I'm sure they circled this date when they got back to the locker room after that degrading defeat.
