Percy Harvin
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Why shouldn't we be? We just went 13-3, our defense is playing the best it has all season, and we get to play at home where we are 15-1 in the last 16 games. There are teams int he playoffs that can beat us at home, but to ignore the entire body of work is pretty silly. Seattle has been one of the most consistent teams in the NFL the entire season. The offense can figure it out, it has before.RoadDawg55 said:I fear every team left. 9-7 and 10-6 teams have won Super Bowls. The Seahawks offense can stall out at any time. We have a shitty OL. We have flaws just like everyone else.
The Carolina game scares the shit out of me. They have the next best defense after us. That game is going to be a low scoring slugfest.
We seem to have SF's number at home, but it is far from a certain win. A few years ago the Jets beat the Patriots on the road in the playoffs. They had lost 45-3 at Foxborro weeks earlier. They playoffs are tricky.
Green Bay with Rodgers is dangerous too. They are an 11 win team with Rodgers. The Seahawks are the favorite, and rightfully so, but you guys are too confident IMO. -
Obviously easier said than done. Peyton Manning broke the QB records this year. There has never been a passing attack as proficient as Denver's this year. You don't do that with shitty pass protection. Denver gave up the fewest sacks in the league (20) despite how many times they threw the ball! Peyton is the best at getting the ball out on time and he puts the OL in a great spot.dhdawg said:
I hate talking about SB matchup before we get there but I disagree with that. First off I think IND beats DEN in the DIV playoffs but if they do get there Peyton will not have a huge game. The antidote to stopping denver is getting physical with their WR's and throwing off timing, also they suck in pass protection. I think SEA wins 24-17 or something in that matchup. If they do make the SB I don't want to face NE. I fear no one else in the AFCHeretoBeatmyChest said:I've got some medical insight on Harvin. Seattle docs told him he didn't need surgery and he went and got a second opinion. It seems that the surgery really didn't do anything in the big picture and the Seattle docs may have been right. I don't think its a career threatening issue though. Just something that could be taking longer to heal because it was mistreated.
The Hawk D has only given up 7 TDs in the last 7 games and 3 of those TDs came in the 4th quarter when the game was already over. The D will carry them to SB.
Carolina got blown out at NO and barely beat Atlanta (though Atlanta is playing better). There is no way they will beat the Hawks in Seattle. SF is the only team with a chance because they have the same style and have the offense but as Time said Kap isn't the QB to do it.
My concern is playing Denver in the Super Bowl and having to score 28 or 31 to win it bc Denver's offense will score enough points.
http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?tabSeq=2&offensiveStatisticCategory=OFFENSIVE_LINE&role=TM&d-447263-n=1&d-447263-o=2&d-447263-p=1&d-447263-s=PASSING_SACKS_ALLOWED
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that's the thing. You have to throw off timing at the line and force peyton to hold the ball for just a split second longer. If you can do that their Oline is vulnerable, as we saw in the Colts gameRoadDawg55 said:
Obviously easier said than done. Peyton Manning broke the QB records this year. There has never been a passing attack as proficient as Denver's this year. You don't do that with shitty pass protection. Denver gave up the fewest sacks in the league (20) despite how many times they threw the ball! Peyton is the best at getting the ball out on time and he puts the OL in a great spot.dhdawg said:
I hate talking about SB matchup before we get there but I disagree with that. First off I think IND beats DEN in the DIV playoffs but if they do get there Peyton will not have a huge game. The antidote to stopping denver is getting physical with their WR's and throwing off timing, also they suck in pass protection. I think SEA wins 24-17 or something in that matchup. If they do make the SB I don't want to face NE. I fear no one else in the AFCHeretoBeatmyChest said:I've got some medical insight on Harvin. Seattle docs told him he didn't need surgery and he went and got a second opinion. It seems that the surgery really didn't do anything in the big picture and the Seattle docs may have been right. I don't think its a career threatening issue though. Just something that could be taking longer to heal because it was mistreated.
The Hawk D has only given up 7 TDs in the last 7 games and 3 of those TDs came in the 4th quarter when the game was already over. The D will carry them to SB.
Carolina got blown out at NO and barely beat Atlanta (though Atlanta is playing better). There is no way they will beat the Hawks in Seattle. SF is the only team with a chance because they have the same style and have the offense but as Time said Kap isn't the QB to do it.
My concern is playing Denver in the Super Bowl and having to score 28 or 31 to win it bc Denver's offense will score enough points.
http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?tabSeq=2&offensiveStatisticCategory=OFFENSIVE_LINE&role=TM&d-447263-n=1&d-447263-o=2&d-447263-p=1&d-447263-s=PASSING_SACKS_ALLOWED
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Percy paycheck makes a HUGE difference.
We have no receivers who can stretch the defense.
You think it's a coincidence Lynch's rushing yards have been dropping. Even Rice was more of a deep threat than what we have.
Line Harvin up, run him deep and throw to him just once and Lynch's rushing YPC will jump.
