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NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Jordin Ereth brings us up to speed on the storylines he’s watching Sunday when the Hawks travel to Detroit, to take on Matt Stafford and the Lions. With Richard Sherman already taking smack, it’s up to the offense to back him up. Time for Russell Wilson to prove he can win on the road.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Ben Tole weighs in today with another installment in our Moments in time series. He tells us the Sidney Rice 46 yard touchdown catch with 1:18 remaining in the fourth quarter vs. the Patriots has to be not only the single biggest play of the game but probably the single biggest play of the Season. He also enjoyed the Seahawks continuing their dominant display in the second half versus the Cowboys.
NWSB Writer Brett Bivens talks about five standout players from the Seattle Seahawks’ game against the New England Patriots. Bobby Wagner, Sidney Rice, Chris Clemons, Richard Sherman, and Russell Wilson all made the list. There were so many players who made big plays during the game Sunday. Shout-outs also go out to Leon Washington, Russell Okung, Brandon Browner, and Doug Baldwin for stepping up.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brandon Choate brings us his list of what he loved and hated about the Seahawks week 6 victory over the visiting New England Patriots. Pete Carroll opened the playbook and let Russell Wilson do what he did in college – air the ball out. Boy did it pay off. Russell Wilson threw for almost 300 yards with big plays to Sidney Rice, Doug Baldwin, and Braylon Edwards.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brett Bivens breaks down the week 6 matchup between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in his Seahawks Monday morning quarterback. The Seahawks defeated the Patriots 24-23. Brett points out Walter Jones raised the 12th man flag. Cortez Kennedy had his number retired, Russell Wilson out dueled Tom Brady. Pete Carroll beat his old franchise. SWEET.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Alistair Corp after each week of the regular season and possibly during an NFL playoff game or the Super Bowl will bring you his Seahawks game balls. Balls are awarded to the Hawks offensive MVP Russell Wilson, and on defense this week Richard Sherman. For Special Teams Leon Washington made good use of his limited returns.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brandon Choate brings us his 5 Seahawks who must impress this week against the New England Patriots. Russell Wilson will need Darrell Bevell ro draw up a successful pass attack in order to help the Seahawks win this one. With the 30th ranked pass defense, Sidney Rice, Golden Tate and company will need to find ways to get open and get the ball. KJ Wright, Bobby Wagner and Leroy Hill will need to step up too.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Alistair Corp tells us the best Seahawks TOUCHDOWN in week 5 vs. the Panthers was the Golden Tate’s 13 yard catch. With a three wide reciever set, Russell Wilson had options, but Golden Tate was once again his man as the Seahawks scored their only TD on Sunday in the win over Carolina.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Jordin Ereth brings us up to speed on the storylines he’s watching Sunday when the Hawks host the New England Patriots & Tom Brady. With a plethora of running backs headed by Stevan Ridley in the backfield, New England has the third-best rushing attack in the NFL – 165.4 yards per game- and a league-leading 10 touchdowns on the ground. Can Golden Tate & Sidney Rice make some HUGE plays?
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Alistair Corp after each week of the regular season and possibly during an NFL playoff game or the Super Bowl will bring you his Seahawks game balls. Balls are awarded to the Hawks offensive MVP Russell Wilson, and on defense this week Bruce Irvin the rookie 1st round pick. For Special Teams Jon Ryan gets the game ball, plus coach Brian Schneider.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brett Bivens today tells us no matter how you slice it, the Seahawks have a record of .500, and last place in the NFC West. Who would have thought the division, who had a 7-9 Seahawks team win it two years before, would become the best division in football. Brett says Sidney Rice and Golden Tate are the only receivers who are playing like they deserve to be on this team.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brandon Choate brings us his reasons why Russell Wilson should STILL be the man in Seattle. Poor playcalling has not helped rookie Russell Wilson succeed, but he has made the best out of nothing. Despite being handcuffed and deemed a game manager instead of a stellar starting QB, Wilson has shown he has what it takes to succeed. He just needs the opportunity to do his thing.
