TNF-SEA vs SF

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RECORD YTD17-9 TTSF -7I think there&#39;s the slight possibility of a shutout. SF is capable of rushing 3 to 4 players every down while still applying pressure on opposing QBs. This allows 8 players to drop back in coverage against the pass. SF did this verse Buffalo and the Jets. That doesnt spell good for Wilson. I know he played smart and took advantage of NE weak safety&#39;s but I think SFs P.Willis will keep his defense in check and shut down the production of M.Lynch forcing Wilson to throw on 3rd and long into a hungry 7-man secondary. T.Gin Jr is also a threat on special teams and it will be key to establish field position early in this game. SF just has too many weapons and after an embarrassing loss to the champs I think they win and keep Seattle under double digits. 28-6 Final Prediction.

SuperCappa · Answer

RECORD YTD17-9 TTSF -7I think there&#39;s the slight possibility of a shutout. SF is capable of rushing 3 to 4 players every down while still applying pressure on opposing QBs. This allows 8 players to drop back in coverage against the pass. SF did this verse Buffalo and the Jets. That doesnt spell good for Wilson. I know he played smart and took advantage of NE weak safety&#39;s but I think SFs P.Willis will keep his defense in check and shut down the production of M.Lynch forcing Wilson to throw on 3rd and long into a hungry 7-man secondary. T.Gin Jr is also a threat on special teams and it will be key to establish field position early in this game. SF just has too many weapons and after an embarrassing loss to the champs I think they win and keep Seattle under double digits. 28-6 Final Prediction.

SuperCappa · Answer

I bet many Seattle backers were impressed my their win vs NE. First off, NE has had problems in their secondary for several years now due to a lack of talent at the position, injuries, or just simply being outmatched especially on McCourtneys side. Second lets not forget Seattle was down 10 in this comeback win. If SF takes a good lead in this game they will not blow it. Minnesota and NYG took leads early vs SF which I don&#39;t think SEA will be able to do away from home.

mtbaker · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by SuperCappa] SF is capable of rushing 3 to 4 players every down while still applying pressure on opposing QBs. This allows 8 players to drop back in coverage against the pass. &#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA;They haven&#x27;t gotten much pressure on the QB over the past couple of weeks

MrZamboni · Answer

Looks great. Good luck

kRaZeEpLaYa · Answer

I&#x27;m with you on this....GL

SuperCappa · Answer

@mtbakerAgreed but they won the game two weeks so the pressure wasn&#39;t necessary. As far as getting to Eli we have to remember no one has really stopped Eli. He is one of if not the best protected QB in this league which only adds to his talent. Both SF losses came on the road. 3 of Seattles ATS wins were at home and 1 on the road. Id give SF the slight edge on defense and a even bigger advantage on offense with a good chance of breaking this game wide open and pulling away late in the third or early in the fourth.

el_duderino84 · Answer

I wanted to bet the Niners here as well for the simple fact that it is a huge bounceback game for them and a huge letdown game for the Seahawks. After considering everything though I landed at the decision of leaving the game alone and just betting the O/U...I love the Under here...I think Seattle's D will show up and keep SF under 20 points....SF won't give up more than 10.

BOL to everyone

SuperCappa · Answer

Entering week 6 the O/U was 0-5 on TNF until PIT vs TEN. I was leaning over but did not make a play on it. Now the underdog has covered 3 str8 on TNF. With the underdog coming off a win and the favorite off a loss I think this is a perfect opportunity to play the favorite.

SuperCappa · Answer

Trust me. SF will score 24-27 points at least. Its really a matter of Seattle being able to put points up on the road. That&#39;s something I wouldn&#39;t gamble with. SF or nothing.

choiOi · Answer

You are going to lose.....ya hear.

choiOi · Answer

&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;pound the TT then if you are so sure...when a poster start out with "trust me".....

BigNiner · Answer

Why am I starting to get a pit in my stomach about tomorrow night&#x27;s game?

bigst79 · Answer

Two completely unpredictable teams.  I wouldn&#x27;t touch this game.  But if I had to choose ATS I&#x27;d take SF.

BigNiner · Answer

&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Couldn&#x27;t disagree more

seattleseahawks · Answer

The same lame saying last week from many posters on here.  NE will score 30&#x2B; blah blah blah How can SEA hold up etc.  I know this is on the road but SF offense is not NE offense.  SEA is # 1 in run defense which SF is good at.  So hell no SF won&#x27;t score 27.  MOST will be 24.  And the public tends to forget SEA has one of the BEST special team (punter) in the league.

BigNiner · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by seattleseahawks] &#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;The same lame saying last week from many posters on here.  NE will score 30&#x2B; blah blah blah How can SEA hold up etc.  I know this is on the road but SF offense is not NE offense.  SEA is # 1 in run defense which SF is good at.  So hell no SF won&#x27;t score 27.  MOST will be 24.  And the public tends to forget SEA has one of the BEST special team (punter) in the league.  &#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;BOTH teams have excellent special teams, which could also HELP put more points on the board, as well.

SuperCappa · Answer

I never claimed I had a perfect record or that I could not be wrong. If you watched the game or even some highlights you would have noticed that NE had a chance to open the lead and end that game then blew the opportunity. Seattle has allowed an average of 17 points on the road. 19 in STL and 20 in Arizona (both losses for Seattle). These two teams ranked near the bottom on offense. SF is by far better than both those teams. Its clear Seattle has troubles on the road against the better defenses in the league. On Thursday night Seattle will be tired, overpowered and overmatched. Seattle cannot overplay the run or the pass which will right into the hands of the 49ers.

SuperCappa · Answer

@Choreboy or Choiboi or does that mean f#@kboy.

If you are going to criticize me for expressing my opinions at least back your sh#t up or post your record. I see you riding everyone's thread like your at the amusement park. Save your money and take your girl out to the local carnival or something. I'm looking to go 18-9 after tomorrow in case you haven't noticed.

SuperCappa · Answer

@SeattleRead post 17. I guess you missed that part of the game. I&#39;m glad you got the win. But may I ask? What is your record? And everyone is entitled to their own opinions on a game. That&#39;s what makes this site so popular. We share info which allows you to view things from someone else&#39;s perspective or angle.

SuperCappa · Answer

Calling me names on the internet? LOL. Grow up.

SuperCappa · Answer

@SeattleBefore SF lost to the Giants they averaged 29.8 points per game. If we were talking about home games alone that average is well over 30. Somewhere around 35 I&#39;m guessing. Besides I said 24-27 and you said at most 24. That means you actually agree with me at 24. So if Seattle scores 14 that would be a push or Over for those who got 37.5. Where is your logic behind the statements you make. Seems like you don&#39;t make much sense to me.

DoctorButcher · Answer

Not to mention in the last three meetings in San Fransisco Seattle has 9 turnovers while San Fransisco has 0. These two teams also boast two of the NFL&#x27;s best punters. I see this game being an under with San Fran covering -7.

SuperCappa · Answer

Thx Doctor. That&#39;s an interesting stat. I just feel SF is the safest play based on their numbers at home.

SuperCappa · Answer

Seattle 15ppg on the road.

burley · Answer

nah u totally ignored the fact that seattle wont be in 3rd and long u forgot about the top rusher in the nfc - mr skittles himselfsea wins by 4

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