Seattle will not beat the Saints...





No way the Saints beat the Seahawks in Seattle. With that crowd. With that defense. With the potential of weather impacting the game. Nah, son.
 
So you are saying Seattle's defense isn't good? Their offense always been suspect. The only two people you have to account for are Wilson and Lynch.
 
Dr. Phreeze said:
So you are saying Seattle's defense isn't good? Their offense always been suspect. The only two people you have to account for are Wilson and Lynch.
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Seattle's offensive line didn't give Russell Wilson any protection. Seattle's defense came up big at the end of the game, but the Rams running backs gashed Seattle's defense all night until they got in the red zone. Seattle has plenty of adjustments if they want to remain on top.

Rushing:
Zac Stacy, STL: 26 Carries, 134 Yards
Marshawn Lynch, SEA: 8 Carries, 23 Yards
 
If the Rams would have rushed that last play they would have won. Plus the Rams had their back up QB in the game. I think the Saints pull of a tight win.
 
I think it depends on where the game is played. I can't see either team going to the other and winning. Winning in Seattle has been next to impossible the last couple of years. When was the last time they lost at home??? But this Seattle team ain't going into the Superdome and winning, either. Home field is truly an advantage for both.
 
Robber you are correct and I thought the same about New England. That was play calling as to why the Saints lost, also the inability for the team to function without Graham. I don't think Seattle has a corner or DB that can handle him like New England. Furthermore, more and more Saints are getting healthy.

Wilson exposes himself to hits like he did Monday night against the Saints dude will be out by the 3rd quarter.

It will be a right game...a damn good one!
 
The Founder said:
Robber you are correct and I thought the same about New England. That was play calling as to why the Saints lost, also the inability for the team to function without Graham. I don't think Seattle has a corner or DB that can handle him like New England. Furthermore, more and more Saints are getting healthy.

Wilson exposes himself to hits like he did Monday night against the Saints dude will be out by the 3rd quarter.

It will be a right game...a damn good one!
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Huh? Seattle has 4 DBs that can handle Graham just like Talib.
 



Dr. Phreeze said:
But you still have to respect those guys that are lined up across from him when they meet up....
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I respect them big time..but they truly were exposed last night. Seattle should have lost that game. That last play should have been a running play. Seattle's safeties and corners cannot hold the Saints receivers. This is taking Graham out of the equation. There will be a big surprise when they play...yet they both will see each other in the NFC Championship. This game amounts to where that game will be played.
 
The Founder said:
I respect them big time..but they truly were exposed last night. Seattle should have lost that game. That last play should have been a running play. Seattle's safeties and corners cannot hold the Saints receivers. This is taking Graham out of the equation. There will be a big surprise when they play...yet they both will see each other in the NFC Championship. This game amounts to where that game will be played.
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You're counting out San Fran too?
 
jag4life said:
True. There aren't 4 DBs in Seattle as good as Talib, but 1 of them is.
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Seattle had 2 DBs on the 2013 NFL All Pro 1st team, Richard Sherman (6-4) and Earl Thomas (5-10). The other 2 DBs are both 6-3. They have size to deal with a TE. Don't sleep on that.
 
Robber said:
Seattle had 2 DBs on the 2013 NFL All Pro 1st team, Richard Sherman (6-4) and Earl Thomas (5-10). The other 2 DBs are both 6-3. They have size to deal with a TE. Don't sleep on that.
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Exactly. When was the last time we've seen a defensive backfield with size and speed? You have to go back to the Browns of the early 90s...
 
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Yet NOLA is not St. Louis. With a team with three RBs that will free up Graham. Seattle will have to deal with a lot.
 
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