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Seattle is definitely tough at home without a doubt, but hardly invincible. Dallas proved that you can go into Seattle and win with a solid game plan and good running to control the clocks. Eddie Lacy has improved as the season has progressed starting off slow and slowly getting back to last years form. He was limited in the first contest, and I believe also left the game early on with an injury if i'm not mistaken. Johnathan Stewart just ran 70 yards on only 13 attempts last week, so it's conceivable that Eddy Lacy will surpass that number and extend drives and TOP for G.B. Since G.B moved Clay Matthews to the Middle LB position, G.B Run Defense has improved so I don't expect Lynch to run all over G.B like everyone is anticipating. Also one thing that G.B and specifically Rodgers does well is use the hard count to draw the opposing team offside, Seattle is ranked dead last in Offside penalties so this could definitely turn some 3rd and longs into 3rd and shorts, or 3rd and short to first downs and extending drives. Yes this is in Seattle and the noise will be a factor, but an Elite experienced QB like Rodgers is more then capable of dealing with the ruckus. Look for G.b to control the clock, having a successful running game with either Lacy or Starks and just maybe pulling the upset.
G.B +7.5 is the play, 7.5 is just way too many points to be spotting when the Superbowl is on the line.
G.B +7.5 is the play, 7.5 is just way too many points to be spotting when the Superbowl is on the line.
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