Lindley is That Bad.
Had way more to do with it than the Panthers having that kind of shutdown defense, IMO
jshawaii22 wrote:Uh... 80 yards given up by a "D".. .I don't care who they were playing, that's scary. Don't underestimate the boys from Carolina. If the seeds hold, and Carolina is heading to C-Link, I see them potentially shutting down Marshawn and putting the game on the back of Russell, and the game will be in the mid teens -- 17-10, or something. NO blowout here. Carolina has been on the same type of roll that Seattle is on. Second best scoring against average in the month of December. Forget the record, as we did when Seattle was 3-3. They are better then 8-9.
You can also throw out any advantage either team will have with the 'read option' as both teams use it and both teams practice against it each week. It's going to be the passing of Cam vs the passing of RW to put points on the boards.
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Zorn76 wrote:Lindley is That Bad.
Had way more to do with it than the Panthers having that kind of shutdown defense, IMO, and the Cards didn't have anybody who could run worth a damn, lol. Carolina's punt returner had an interesting day, too. Wonder if they'll still put him back there. Turnovers will kill this team, and I suspect we're gonna get at leat 2 on Saturday. Even if we don't, we still take this thing.
No cakewalk, but the Seahawks will still win by 10+ pts. Slow, methodical beatdown.
Newton's accuracy - or lack thereof - is gonna cost him dearly vs our defense. We also have the speed to contain him if he decides to run. Stewart is a decent RB, and they they have a couple of good WR's, but none of these present matchup problems for Seattle. Again, some good defensive players, but this is still our game.
I give Carolina credit for winning yesterday, but The Clink is a whole different ballgame.
*Seahawks, 27-13.
*This is assuming the Cowboys beat the Lions, which they should.
Zorn76 wrote:What happened yesterday was the same thing we did - the Panthers did what they were supposed to do to a poor Cards offense.
And I hope you get your wish.
We will beat Dallas if they come here, by 10+.
Book it.
PasadenaHawk wrote:I hope you are right about Packers beating the Cowboys. I don't see it as a given. I think it is about as 50/50 as a game can be had. Still, I like our chances against GB at home more than against the Cowboys.
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