Seattle +111...First gonna go over the overwhelming #'s and why I think Hawks are the play then gonna come back and finish writeup at another time w/ xx's and oo's
In 21 games since 2011 as a dog Hawks are 17-3-1 ats, 9-5 SU in last 14 as dog.
NFC won 4 of last 6 SBs going 5-1 ats in process.
The best defense in the league as far as points allowed has made the SB 15 times going 12-3
Underdog won 4 of last 6 SBs going 5-1 ats in process
The last 3 times a QB playing in his first SB went against a QB that had been there before, the first timer won
Hawks 10-0 ats 2nd half of season vs teams that allow 24+ ppg winning by an average of 20 points per game
Manning 8-10 in his career playoffs in cold weather games <40 degrees which it will be by gametime
Seattle forced 22 turnovers in last 10 games to Denver's 10. It's going to make as difference this time. Denver has won the last 2 creating no turnovers but that was vs significantly weaker defenses than Seattle's
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Seattle +111...First gonna go over the overwhelming #'s and why I think Hawks are the play then gonna come back and finish writeup at another time w/ xx's and oo's
In 21 games since 2011 as a dog Hawks are 17-3-1 ats, 9-5 SU in last 14 as dog.
NFC won 4 of last 6 SBs going 5-1 ats in process.
The best defense in the league as far as points allowed has made the SB 15 times going 12-3
Underdog won 4 of last 6 SBs going 5-1 ats in process
The last 3 times a QB playing in his first SB went against a QB that had been there before, the first timer won
Hawks 10-0 ats 2nd half of season vs teams that allow 24+ ppg winning by an average of 20 points per game
Manning 8-10 in his career playoffs in cold weather games <40 degrees which it will be by gametime
Seattle forced 22 turnovers in last 10 games to Denver's 10. It's going to make as difference this time. Denver has won the last 2 creating no turnovers but that was vs significantly weaker defenses than Seattle's
Ok for the writeup. What I believe will be the biggest factor in this game by far will be Seattle's ability to apply pressure with their front 4. Let me bring you back to week 6 when Denver faced Jacksonville with their defense ran by ex-Seattle D coord. Despite major lack of talent they frustrated Manning to no end holding Denver to 14 through 1st half at home during the time when they were on fire averaging 42pts per game. It was 21-19 late into 3rd qtr. Jags blitzed Manning on just 2 of 42 dropbacks got plenty of pressure w/ their front 4 and played physical press coverage on the perimeter......sound a little like Denver's opposition Sunday night? DT 3 for 78 no scores, JT 4-22-1 and Decker 5-50 against a shabby D. Seattle is vastly better and will play the same way as they have produced the most pressure/sacks stats in NFL w/ their front 4 and have bar none the best secondary in NFL by far.
Denver's wrs will not get clean releases in to their routes and nothing frustrates Manning more than disrupted timing w/ his wideouts.
From a Seattle offensive perspective they can and will play smash mouth. Everybody is saying how good Denver's run D has been lately but stats are misleading when you look at how they grabbed early leads in those 2 playofff games making them one dimensional. I wouldn't count on the same thing against Hawks. Going back to final 5 reg season games Denver gave up 4.25 yds per carry. Seattle top 4 NFL in atempts and yardage. I feel they are gonna steamroll Denver's soft D front and if they stack the box more the better as Cromartie and Bailey are old, slow and very vulnerable. I have no doubt Wilson will make at least a couple really big plays down field.
The greatest regular season QB in history but far from it post season will find it tough going under the most pressure he will probably feel in his career at 37 w/ time running out for that elusive 2nd ring .
so Seattle +111 for 8U it is!
will be back w/ a few props for sh*ts and giggles.
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Ok for the writeup. What I believe will be the biggest factor in this game by far will be Seattle's ability to apply pressure with their front 4. Let me bring you back to week 6 when Denver faced Jacksonville with their defense ran by ex-Seattle D coord. Despite major lack of talent they frustrated Manning to no end holding Denver to 14 through 1st half at home during the time when they were on fire averaging 42pts per game. It was 21-19 late into 3rd qtr. Jags blitzed Manning on just 2 of 42 dropbacks got plenty of pressure w/ their front 4 and played physical press coverage on the perimeter......sound a little like Denver's opposition Sunday night? DT 3 for 78 no scores, JT 4-22-1 and Decker 5-50 against a shabby D. Seattle is vastly better and will play the same way as they have produced the most pressure/sacks stats in NFL w/ their front 4 and have bar none the best secondary in NFL by far.
Denver's wrs will not get clean releases in to their routes and nothing frustrates Manning more than disrupted timing w/ his wideouts.
From a Seattle offensive perspective they can and will play smash mouth. Everybody is saying how good Denver's run D has been lately but stats are misleading when you look at how they grabbed early leads in those 2 playofff games making them one dimensional. I wouldn't count on the same thing against Hawks. Going back to final 5 reg season games Denver gave up 4.25 yds per carry. Seattle top 4 NFL in atempts and yardage. I feel they are gonna steamroll Denver's soft D front and if they stack the box more the better as Cromartie and Bailey are old, slow and very vulnerable. I have no doubt Wilson will make at least a couple really big plays down field.
The greatest regular season QB in history but far from it post season will find it tough going under the most pressure he will probably feel in his career at 37 w/ time running out for that elusive 2nd ring .
so Seattle +111 for 8U it is!
will be back w/ a few props for sh*ts and giggles.
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