Back to Basics - Seattle Seahawks Madden '19 CFM

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Can Seahawks return to Playoff From in 2018?

After missing the playoffs in 2017, Pete Carroll looks to get back to his style of football to carry the Seahawks back to the postseason in 2018

Seattle - The Seahawks are ready to right the ship. After a disappointing season that saw them miss double digit victories and the playoffs for the first time since 2011, many people are tabbing this as a semi-rebuilding season for Pete Carroll and the Hawks. Gone are LOB members Richard Sherman, and Kam Chancellor. Sheldon Richardson, Jimmy Graham, Paul Richardson, and countless other contributors are gone as well, as Pete and John Schnieder's roster has seen the most turnover this off season since the first year of their regime. However in the building, the team isn't buying the rebuilding talk. "We think we can compete with any team in the league with the guys in this building." Head Coach Pete Carroll said when we talked to him. "We approach every game the same way, it's another championship opportunity. Every week we have a chance to be great, no matter who's out there on Sunday." The optimism is high inside the VMAC, however outside, there are many doubts about what this team can accomplish this year in the NFC West. The Rams are the prohibitive favorites, with a revamped roster that is clearly built to win right now, The 49ers finished 2017 on a five game winning streak behind their brand new quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. In fact many pundits are tabbing the Hawks as having a better chance for a top ten pick, than for a playoff berth. "We can't be worried about what everyone else thinks." Quarterback Russell Wilson said. "We are in this facility everyday, I see what these guys are capable of, and the sky is the limit for what we can accomplish this season." Hawks fans hope that the optimism Pete, and Russ are showing publicly will translate into wins on the field this season.

The Roster

After a grueling training camp, and a preseason that did not see the Seahawks get a win. The Seahawks made their final cuts on Saturday. These are the 53 men that Seattle is hoping leads them back to the post season in 2018.

Seattle Seahawks 2018 Roster
#	OFFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
89	Doug Baldwin	WR	29	5' 10"	192	Stanford
68	Justin Britt	C	27	6' 6"	315	Missouri
76	Duane Brown	T	33	6' 4"	315	Virginia Tech
18	Jaron Brown	WR	28	6' 2"	205	Clemson
32	Chris Carson	HB	23	6' 0"	218	Oklahoma State
27	Mike Davis	HB	25	5' 9"	217	South Carolina
84	Ed Dickson	TE	31	6' 4"	255	Oregon
88	Will Dissly	TE	22	6' 4"	267	Washington
74	George Fant	T/TE	26	6' 5"	322	Western Kentucky
78	D.J. Fluker	G	27	6' 5"	339	Alabama
7	Brett Hundley	QB	25	6' 3"	226	UCLA
53	Joey Hunt	C/G	24	6' 2"	299	TCU
65	Germain Ifedi	T/G	24	6' 5"	325	Texas A&M
16	Tyler Lockett	WR	25	5' 10"	182	Kansas State
38	Tre Madden	FB	25	6' 0"	223	USC
21	J.D. McKissic	HB/WR	25	5' 10"	187	Arkansas State
83	David Moore	WR	23	6' 0"	215	East Central University
20	Rashaad Penny	HB	22	5' 11"	220	San Diego State
77	Ethan Pocic	G/C	23	6' 6"	317	LSU
22	C.J. Prosise	HB	24	6' 1"	220	Notre Dame
64	J.R. Sweezy	G	29	6' 5"	298	N.C. State
17	Malik Turner	WR	22	6' 3"	205	Illinois
81	Nick Vannett	TE	25	6' 5"	257	Ohio State
3	Russell Wilson	WR	29	5' 11"	215	Wisconsin
#	DEFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
35	Maurice Alexander	SS	27	6' 1"	222	Utah State
58	Austin Calitro	LB	24	6' 1"	239	Villanova
55	Frank Clark	DE	25	6' 3	260	Michigan
28	Justin Coleman	CB	25	5' 11"	190	Tennessee
52	Emmanuel Ellerbee	LB	21	6' 1"	235	Rice
37	Tre Flowers	CB	23	6' 3"	200	Oklahoma State
97	Poona Ford	DT	22	5' 11"	310	Texas
94	Rasheem Green	DE	21	6' 5"	280	USC
49	Shaquem Griffin	LB	23	6' 1"	227	UCF
26	Shaquill Griffin	CB	23	6' 1"	198	UCF
93	Branden Jackson	DE	25	6' 4"	295	Texas Tech
99	Quinton Jefferson	DT/DE	25	6' 4"	291	Maryland
92	Nazair Jones	DT	23	6' 5"	304	North Carolina
95	Dion Jordan	DE	28	6' 6"	275	Oregon
56	Mychal Kendricks	LB	28	6' 0"	240	California
36	Akeem King	CB	26	6' 1"	212	San Jose State
59	Jacob Martin	DE/LB	22	6' 2"	242	Temple
30	Bradley McDougald	SS	27	6' 1"	209	Kansas
51	Barkevious Mingo	LB	27	6' 4"	240	LSU
90	Jarran Reed	DE	24	6' 3"	311	Alabama
98	Shamar Stephen	DT	27	6' 5"	310	Connecticut
29	Earl Thomas III	FS	29	5' 10"	202	Texas
33	Tedric Thompson	FS	23	6' 1"	204	Colorado
23	Neiko Thorpe	CB	28	6' 1"	198	Auburn
54	Bobby Wagner	LB	28	6' 0"	245	Utah State
50	K.J. Wright	LB	29	6' 4"	246	Mississippi State
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
4	Michael Dickson	P	22	6' 3"	215	Texas
11	Sebastian Janikowski	K	40	6' 1"	258	Florida State
69	Tyler Ott	LS	26	6' 3"	253	Harvard

The Schedule

Seattle Seahawks 2018 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 9	at Denver Broncos
Sep 17	at Chicago Bears
Sep 23	vs Dallas Cowboys
Sep 30	at Arizona Cardinals
Oct 7	vs Los Angeles Rams
Oct 14	at Oakland Raiders (London)
Oct 28	at Detroit Lions
Nov 4	vs Los Angeles Chargers
Nov 11	at Los Angeles Rams
Nov 15	vs Green Bay Packers
Nov 25	at Carolina Panthers
Dec 2	vs San Francisco 49ers
Dec 10	vs Minnesota Vikings
Dec 16	at San Francisco 49ers
Dec 23	vs Kansas City Chiefs
Dec 30	vs Arizona Cardinals

The Competition

NFL Preseason Power Rankings
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Next Game
1 (-)	Philadelphia Eagles	13-3	Atlanta Falcons
2 (-)	Pittsburgh Steelers	13-3	@ Cleveland Browns
3 (-)	New Orleans Saints	11-5	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 (-)	Atlanta Falcons	10-6	@ Philadelphia Eagles
5 (-)	New England Patriots	13-3	Houston Texans
6 (-)	Dallas Cowboys	9-7	@ Carolina Panthers
7 (-)	Kansas City Chiefs	10-6	@ Los Angeles Chargers
8 (-)	Los Angeles Chargers	9-7	Kansas City Chiefs
9 (-)	Chicago Bears	5-11	@ Green Bay Packers
10 (-)	Los Angeles Rams	11-5	@ Oakland Raiders
11 (-)	Seattle Seahawks	9-7	@ Denver Broncos
12 (-)	Minnesota Vikings	13-3	San Francisco 49ers
13 (-)	Green Bay Packers	7-9	Chicago Bears
14 (-)	Washington Redskins	7-9	@ Arizona Cardinals
15 (-)	Carolina Panthers	11-5	Dallas Cowboys
16 (-)	Baltimore Ravens	9-7	Buffalo Bills
17 (-)	Jacksonville Jaguars	10-6	@ New York Giants
18 (-)	Cincinnati Bengals	7-9	@ Indianapolis Colts
19 (-)	Houston Texans	4-12	@ New England Patriots
20 (-)	Tennessee Titans	9-7	@ Miami Dolphins
21 (-)	San Francisco 49ers	6-10	@ Minnesota Vikings
22 (-)	Denver Broncos	5-11	Seattle Seahawks
23 (-)	Indianapolis Colts	4-12	Cincinnati Bengals
24 (-)	Detroit Lions	9-7	New York Jets
25 (-)	Cleveland Browns	0-16	Pittsburgh Steelers
26 (-)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	5-11	@ New Orleans Saints
27 (-)	Buffalo Bills	9-7	@ Baltimore Ravens
28 (-)	Miami Dolphins	6-10	Tennessee Titans
29 (-)	New York Giants	3-13	Jacksonville Jaguars
30 (-)	Arizona Cardinals	8-8	Washington Redskins
31 (-)	Oakland Raiders	6-10	Los Angeles Rams
32 (-)	New York Jets	5-11	@ Detroit Lions

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Week 1

Denver - The Seattle Seahawks kick off the 2018 season with a rematch of Superbowl XLVIII when they head to Denver to take on the Denver Broncos. Both these teams hardly resemble the squads that took the field in 2013. That matchup featured the most prolific offenses of all time led by Peyton Manning for the Broncos, against one of the greatest defenses of all time the Legion of Boom, and the Seattle Seahawks. Manning is retired, the LOB is gone, and the Broncos are now the team that has the dominant defense amongst these two teams. Both squads are coming off disappointing 2017 campaigns, looking to get back to form, and get off to a good start on Sunday. The game kicks off at 1:25 PT from Broncos Stadium at Mile High.

Matchup Preview *|* September 9, 2018
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Seattle Seahawks (9-7, Away)		Denver Broncos (5-11, Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 330.4 (15th) Total Offensive Yards 324.1 (17th) 228.6 (14th) Passing Yards 208.3 (20th) 101.8 (23rd) Rushing Yards 115.8 (15th) 22.9 (11th) Points Per Game 18.1 (T-26th) Defensive Stats Comparison 323.2 (11th) Total Yards Allowed 290.0 (3rd) 209.2 (6th) Passing Yards Allowed 200.6 (4th) 114.0 (19th) Rushing Yards Allowed 89.4 (5th) 20.8 (T-13th) Points Per Game 23.9 (T-22nd)

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Hawks Hang On in Mile High

Denver - The Seahawks used the power of six sacks by their defense to keep the Broncos at bay while they pounded the rock, and controlled the clock to come from behind for a 27-21 win on the road to kick off the 2018 campaign. Denver jumped out to an early 14-3 lead on the Seahawks before they got their bearings and turned up the pressure on Case Keenum. Seattle then scored 24 straight on Denver as Russell Wilson had an efficient 24-28 performance, and Seattle ran for 136 yards on Denver. The Broncos looked to be pushing for a score early in the fourth quarter, but Bradley McDougald made a key interception in the red zone to end the threat. Denver got a garbage time TD late, but the game was already out of reach once Seattle recovered the ensuing onside kick. Seattle will now head out for their second straight road game to start the year when they face the Chicago Bears next Sunday at Soldier Field.

Seattle Seahawks at Denver Broncos
Sep 9, 2018	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Seattle Seahawks (1-0)	3	14	7	3	27
Denver Broncos (0-1)	7	7	0	7	21

Team Stats Comparison
	SEA	DEN
Total Offense	356	399
Rushing Yards	136	46
Passing Yards	220	353
First Downs	20	18
Punt Return Yards	67	0
Kick Return Yards	75	0
Total Yards	498	399
Turnovers	0 (+1)	1 (-1)
3rd Down Conversion	7-16 (43%)	5-12 (41%)
4th Down Conversion	2-2 (100%)	1-2 (50%)
2-Point Conversion	0-0 (0%)	0-0 (%)
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4-5 (80%)	0-0 (0%)
Penalties	5-54	6-99
Posession Time	36:57	23:03

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DEN
7:16	(SEA) Sebastian Janikowski 27 Yd FG	3	0
4:41	(DEN) Courtland Sutton 29 Yd pass from Case Keenum (Brandon McManus Kick)	3	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DEN
12:13	(DEN) Courtland Sutton 27 Yd pass from Case Keenum (Brandon McManus Kick)	3	14
4:24	(SEA) George Fant 1 Yd pass from Russell Wilson (Sebastian Janikowski Kick)	10	14
0:40	(SEA) Ed Dickson 12 Yd pass from Russell Wilson (Sebastian Janikowski kick)	17	14
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DEN
4:43	(SEA) Chris Carson 1 Yd run (Sebastian Janikowski Kick)	24	14
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DEN
9:09	(SEA) Sebastian Janikowski 53 Yd FG	27	14
1:16	(DEN) Courtland Sutton 37 Yd pass from Case Keenum (Brandon McManus Kick)	27	21

Seattle Seahawks PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Russell Wilson 24/28 231 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Chris Carson 18 55 3.1 1 Rashaad Penny 9 45 5.0 0 Mike Davis 9 34 3.8 0 Russell Wilson 1 2 2.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Tyler Lockett 5 47 9.4 0 Doug Baldwin 3 45 15.0 0 Chris Carson 2 30 15.0 0 Mike Davis 4 28 7.0 0 Will Dissly 2 28 14.0 0 Ed Dickson 3 24 8.0 1 David Moore 2 15 7.5 0 Jaron Brown 2 13 6.5 0 George Fant 1 1 1.0 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Earl Thomas III 7 0.0 0 0 Justin Coleman 6 0.0 0 0 K.J. Wright 6 0.0 0 0 Tre Flowers 5 0.0 0 0 Jarran Reed 4 2.5 0 0 Barkevious Mingo 3 2.5 0 0 Bradley McDougald 3 0.0 1 0 Dion Jordan 1 0.5 0 0 Frank Clark 1 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Sebastian Janikowski 2/3 3/3 9 53 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Michael Dickson 4 175 43.8 3 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Rashaad Penny 2 47 23.5 0 J.D. McKissic 1 26 26.0 0 Jaron Brown 1 2 2.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Tyler Lockett 4 67 16.8 0

Denver Broncos PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Case Keenum 28/42 403 3 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Phillip Lindsay 4 19 4.8 0 Royce Freeman 2 15 7.5 0 DeVontae Booker 5 12 2.4 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Courtland Sutton 9 172 19.1 3 Jake Butt 8 123 15.4 0 Emmanuel Sanders 3 51 17.0 0 Phillip Lindsay 5 42 8.4 0 Daesean Hamilton 1 10 10.0 0 DeVontae Booker 1 7 7.0 0 Royce Freeman 1 -2 -2.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Todd Davis 14 1.0 0 0 Chris Harris Jr. 9 0.0 0 0 Brandon Marshall 9 1.0 0 0 Justin Simmons 9 0.0 0 0 Derek Wolfe 7 1.0 0 0 Bradley Chubb 5 0.0 0 0 Delvin Breaux 5 0.0 0 0 Von Miller 4 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Brandon McManus 0/1 3/3 3 N/A PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 Marquette King 4 225 56.3 0

Snap Counts

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1-0. Great start! Looks like Wilson had a nice day passing.

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Week 1 Recap

2018 NFL Regular Season Week 1
Thursday's Games	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
Atlanta 28, Philadelphia 23	Wentz - 286	Freeman - 88	Jeffery - 102
Sunday's Games	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
Buffalo 20, Baltimore 28	Flacco - 204	Collins - 84	Clay - 62
Jacksonville 26, New York Giants 20	Bortles - 284	Barkley - 106	Lee - 80
Tampa Bay 7, New Orleans 16	Brees - 286	Kamara - 68	Thomas - 102
Houston 26, New England 32	Brady - 330	White - 52	Hogan - 109
San Francisco 30, Minnesota 25	Garoppolo - 315	Cook - 68	Garcon - 83
Tennessee 35, Miami 21	Tannehill - 307	Lewis - 47	Sharpe - 120
Cincinnati 13, Indianapolis 34	Dalton - 221	Anderson - 134	Hilton - 64
Pittsburgh 30, Cleveland 26	Mayfield - 307	Bell - 72	Brown - 102
Kansas City 28, Los Angeles Chargers 7	Mahomes II - 273	Ware - 83	Hill - 65
Seattle 27, Denver 21	Keenum - 403	Carson - 55	Sutton - 172
Dallas 31, Carolina 10	Prescott - 236	Elliott - 125	Cooper - 90
Washington 21, Arizona 28	Smith - 228	Johnson - 159	Williams - 56
Chicago 21, Green Bay 24	Trubisky - 267	Jones - 72	Gabriel - 110
Monday's Games	Hi Passing	Hi Rushing	Hi Receiving
New York Jets 20, Detroit 17	Darnold - 227	Crowell - 78	Jones Jr. - 104
Los Angeles Rams 17, Oakland 10	Carr - 225	Gurley II - 67	Nelson - 93

NFL Standings - Updated: Sep 10, 2018
NFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Dallas Cowboys	1	0	0	31	10
Philadelphia Eagles	0	1	0	23	28
New York Giants	0	1	0	20	26
Washington Redskins	0	1	0	21	28
NFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Green Bay Packers	1	0	0	24	21
Detroit Lions	0	1	0	17	20
Chicago Bears	0	1	0	21	24
Minnesota Vikings	0	1	0	25	30
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
New Orleans Saints	1	0	0	16	7
Atlanta Falcons	1	0	0	28	23
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	0	1	0	7	16
Carolina Panthers	0	1	0	10	31
NFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Arizona Cardinals	1	0	0	28	21
San Francisco 49ers	1	0	0	30	25
Los Angeles Rams	1	0	0	17	10
Seattle Seahawks	1	0	0	27	21
AFC EAST	W	L	T	PF	PA
New England Patriots	1	0	0	32	26
New York Jets	1	0	0	20	17
Buffalo Bills	0	1	0	20	28
Miami Dolphins	0	1	0	21	35
AFC NORTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Pittsburgh Steelers	1	0	0	30	26
Baltimore Ravens	1	0	0	28	20
Cleveland Browns	0	1	0	26	30
Cincinnati Bengals	0	1	0	13	34
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T	PF	PA
Indianapolis Colts	1	0	0	34	13
Tennessee Titans	1	0	0	35	21
Jacksonville Jaguars	1	0	0	26	20
Houston Texans	0	1	0	26	32
AFC WEST	W	L	T	PF	PA
Kansas City Chiefs	1	0	0	28	7
Denver Broncos	0	1	0	21	27
Oakland Raiders	0	1	0	10	17
Los Angeles Chargers	0	1	0	7	28

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Sep 10, 2018
Passing Yards		YDS	Passing Touchdowns		TD
	1. Case Keenum - DEN	403		1. Marcus Mariota - TEN	5
	2. Tom Brady - NE	330		2. Six tied w/	3
	3. Jimmy Garoppolo - SF	315		3.
	4. Baker Mayfield - CLE	307		4.
	5. Ryan Tannehill - MIA	307		5.
Interceptions		INT	QB Rating		QBR
	1. Matthew Stafford - DET	4		1. Ben Roethlisberger - PIT	131.5
	2. Eight tied w/	2		2. Russell Wilson - SEA	124.8
	3.			3. Andrew Luck - IND	122.9
	4.			4. Matt Ryan - ATL	120.4
	5.			5. Marcus Mariota - TEN	119.9

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Sep 10, 2018
Rushing Attempts		ATT	Rushing Yards		YDS
	1. Ezekiel Elliott - DAL	26		1. David Johnson - ARI	159
	2. Saquon Barkley - NYG	25		2. C.J. Anderson - IND	134
	3. Isaiah Crowell - NYJ	23		3. Ezekiel Elliott - DAL	125
	4. Aaron Jones - GB	23		4. Saquon Barkley - NYG	106
	5. Joe Mixon - CIN	22		5. Devonta Freeman - ATL	88
Rushing Touchdowns		TD	Yards Per Carry		YPC
	1. David Johnson - ARI	3		1. David Johnson - ARI	12.2
	2. Ezekiel Elliott - DAL	2		2. C.J. Anderson - IND	7.4
	3. Alex Collins - BAL	2		3. Alex Collins - BAL	5.6
	4. Darren Sproles - PHI	2		4. Rashaad Penny - SEA	5.0
	5. Tevin Coleman - CHI	2		5. Devonta Freeman - ATL	4.9

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Sep 10, 2018
Receptions		REC	Receiving Yards		YDS
	1. Courtland Sutton - DEN	9		1. Courtland Sutton - DEN	172
	2. Albert Wilson - MIA	9		2. Jake Butt - DEN	123
	3. Zach Ertz - PHI	9		3. Tajae Sharpe - TEN	120
	4. Michael Thomas - NO	9		4. Taylor Gabriel - CHI	110
	5. Pierre Garcon - SF	9		5. Chris Hogan - NE	109
Receiving Touchdowns		TD	Yards Per Catch		YPC
	1. Courtland Sutton - DEN	3		1. Jarvis Landry - CLE	20.7
	2. Tajae Sharpe - TEN	3		2. Courtland Sutton - DEN	19.1
	3. Four tied w/	2		3. Christian McCaffrey - CAR	18.0
	4.			4. Sterling Shepard - NYG	17.7
	5.			5. Two tied w/	17.0

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Sep 10, 2018
Tackles		TAK	Sacks		SCK
	1. Jatavis Brown - LAC	15		1. Myles Jack - JAX	3.0
	2. Christian Kirksey - CLE	14		2. Jarran Reed - SEA	2.5
	3. Todd Davis - DEN	14		3. Barkevious Mingo - SEA	2.5
	4. Three tied w/	13		4. Vince Williams - PIT	2.5
	5.			5. Eight tied w/	2.0
Interceptions		INT	Forced Fumbles		FF
	1. Trumaine Johnson - NYJ	2		1. Todd Davis - DEN	1
	2. Twenty-Two tied w/	1		2. Ryan Lewis - BUF	1
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Quote: Originally Posted by callmetaternuts

1-0. Great start! Looks like Wilson had a nice day passing.

Thanks! Keenum lit me up pretty good, but about 175 of those yards were in garbage time in the fourth.

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Week 2

Chicago - The Seahawks look to start off the year with two straight road wins, but it will be a tough task to accomplish as they march into Soldier Field Monday night to take on the Chicago Bears. Chicago has a revamped defense with Khalil Mack acquired during training camp, to go with what they are hoping will be an electric offense with Mitchell Trubisky entering his second season, and the two headed monster or Jordan Howard, and Tarik Cohen toting the rock out of the backfield. Meanwhile Seattle will look to continue their run first approach that worked out for them in Denver even after they fell behind on Sunday. Monday night's game kicks off from Soldier Field at 5:15 pm PST.

Matchup Preview *|* September 17, 2018
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Seattle Seahawks (1-0, Away)		Chicago Bears (0-1, Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 356.0 (14th) Total Offensive Yards 305.0 (24th) 220.0 (20th) Passing Yards 267.0 (13th) 136.0 (6th) Rushing Yards 38.0 (30th) 27.0 (11th) Points Per Game 21.0 (T-18th) Defensive Stats Comparison 399.0 (T-30th) Total Yards Allowed 341.0 (T-15th) 353.0 (32nd) Passing Yards Allowed 238.0 (19th) 46.0 (T-4th) Rushing Yards Allowed 103.0 (19th) 21.0 (T-12th) Points Per Game 24.0 (17th)

NFL Week 2 Power Rankings
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Next Game
1 (+1)	Pittsburgh Steelers	1-0	Kansas City Chiefs
2 (+2)	Atlanta Falcons	1-0	Carolina Panthers
3 (-2)	Philadelphia Eagles	0-1	@ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4 (-1)	New Orleans Saints	1-0	Cleveland Browns
5 (-)	New England Patriots	1-0	@ Jacksonville Jaguars
6 (-)	Dallas Cowboys	1-0	New York Giants
7 (-)	Kansas City Chiefs	1-0	@ Pittsburgh Steelers
8 (-)	Los Angeles Chargers	0-1	@ Buffalo Bills
9 (+1)	Los Angeles Rams	1-0	Arizona Cardinals
10 (+3)	Green Bay Packers	1-0	Minnesota Vikings
11 (-2)	Chicago Bears	0-1	Seattle Seahawks
12 (-1)	Seattle Seahawks	1-0	@ Chicago Bears
13 (+2)	Carolina Panthers	0-1	@ Atlanta Falcons
14 (+2)	Baltimore Ravens	1-0	@ Cincinnati Bengals
15 (+6)	San Francisco 49ers	1-0	Detroit Lions
16 (-4)	Minnesota Vikings	0-1	@ Green Bay Packers
17 (-)	Jacksonville Jaguars	1-0	New England Patriots
18 (-4)	Washington Redskins	0-1	Indianapolis Colts
19 (-)	Houston Texans	0-1	@ Tennessee Titans
20 (-)	Tennessee Titans	1-0	Houston Texans
21 (+2)	Indianapolis Colts	1-0	@ Washington Redskins
22 (-4)	Cincinnati Bengals	0-1	Baltimore Ravens
23 (-1)	Denver Broncos	0-1	Oakland Raiders
24 (+6)	Arizona Cardinals	1-0	@ Los Angeles Rams
25 (-)	Cleveland Browns	0-1	@ New Orleans Saints
26 (-)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	0-1	Philadelphia Eagles
27 (-)	Buffalo Bills	0-1	Los Angeles Chargers
28 (+4)	New York Jets	1-0	Miami Dolphins
29 (-5)	Detroit Lions	0-1	@ San Francisco 49ers
30 (-2)	Miami Dolphins	0-1	@ New York Jets
31 (-2)	New York Giants	0-1	@ Dallas Cowboys
32 (-1)	Oakland Raiders	0-1	@ Denver Broncos

NFL Players of the Week

AFC Offensive Player of the Week:

WR - Courtland Sutton - DEN: 9 REC, 172 YDS, 19.1 AVG, 3 TD

NFC Offensive Player of the Week:

HB - David Johnson - ARI: 13 CAR, 159 YDS, 12.2 AVG, 3 TD

AFC Defensive Player of the Week:

LB - Myles Jack - JAX: 11 TKL, 3.0 SACKS, 1 INT

NFC Defensive Player of the Week:

CB - Darius Slay - DET: 9 TKL, 1 INT

[Hellisan]

Quote: Originally Posted by glenzariczny

Hawks Hang On in Mile High

WOW! TD Fant! That is definitely one great benefit of playing Madden since rosters can be so updated that you have Fant lining up at TE. very cool. I have really enjoyed watching the Seahawks offense this year, I can't think of any but I'm sure there are teams that have consistently trotted out 6 OL half the time. :-) Good luck moving forward Glen.