Lind4MVP

I think your play could win but I see a lot of wrong information.

“He WILL be able to run behind this Cowboys offensive line, especially on this Seattle D-line that just hasn't looked the same this year”

Seattle’s D-Line not looking the same is flat out wrong. In fact Cliff Avril has been a top 5 4-3 edge rusher in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus, Bennett is tied in the league in Sacks and Mebane has been pretty good himself. Now add the return of Jordan Hill who has a good push rushing DT and Seattle’s DL depth.. the d-line might be better than it was last year.

“Russle Wilson only has Kearse and Lockett to throw too, and I doubt that he will have the time to sit in the pocket and let the deep plays develop given his non-existent offensive line.”

You’re missing the team’s best WR in Doug Baldwin. Who has been the 22^nd best WR in football according to PFF.

“Our two corners will be able to play with these receivers, as the Seahawks don't have a 3rd wide receiver (like they did last year in Golden Tate) that would expose our nickle corner.”

They didn’t have Golden Tate last year. And Doug Baldwin is one of the best slot WRs in the league. Remember this team made the superbowl last year with Baldwin and Kearse as their top two passing weapons and yet they wont be a match for the Cowboys corners? Okay.

Jays haven’t proved that they could win games at home while being down early in the playoffs. The crowd pressure may be an issue for them.

I have a Jays future from late Feb/Early March at +2328. If you were in my position would you hedge a small amount on Hamels +180 in Game 5 to ensure you earn a profit?