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15-1... Jimmy J says we ain't Seattle


mc52beast

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3 minutes ago, Icebox said:

I think it's certainly possible that Seattle loses in Green Bay.

Not possible...if GB beats Minn and wins the NFC North, Seattle is the #5 seed and goes to Washington.  

The only way Seatle could play GB is in the NFC Champ game if both won twice.

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Well, to be honest, we haven't looked all that great in the last few weeks, especially looking at our competition.

Giants/Falcons took us down a peg in everyones eyes.  Of course, Seattle lost to the Rams a week or so ago also

Our biggest problem in the post season will be on defense.  No pass rush and a depleted secondary spells trouble potentially

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