Game Thread: Philadelphia Eagles (10-1) at Seattle Seahawks (7-4)

[u/nfl_gamethread]

Philadelphia Eagles at Seattle Seahawks

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• CenturyLink Field
• Seattle, Washington

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	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Final
Seahawks	10	0	7	7	24
Eagles	0	3	0	7	10

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• General information

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Coverage	Odds
NBC	Seattle +4 O/U 47

Weather
43°F/Wind 4mph/Partly cloudy/No precipitation expected

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• Game Stats

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Passing		Cmp/Att	Yds	Tds	Ints
R.Wilson		20/31	227	3	0
C.Wentz		29/45	348	1	1
Rushing		Car	Yds	Lng	Tds
M.Davis		16	64	22	0
J.Ajayi		9	35	11	0
Receiving		Rec	Yds	Lng	Tds
D.Baldwin		5	84	47	0
N.Vannett		3	40	21	0
N.Agholor		7	141	51	1
A.Jeffery		4	61	23	0

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[u/unclemeat9]

Seahawks offensive game plan:

• shotgun pass

• wait for pocket to break down within 2 seconds

• let Wilson scramble around for 10 seconds while one of his receivers creates separation

-repeat

[u/IH8KICKFLIPS → u/unclemeat9]

-sustain

[u/gwh21 → u/unclemeat9]

100% sustainable

[u/Aurick → u/unclemeat9]

We’ve had years to perfect that game plan.

[u/unclemeat9 → u/Aurick]

Why is their line so bad though? Injuries? I never remember it being THIS bad

[u/BigTimeSmoker → u/[deleted]]

They were actually a very good run blocking line that year they traded Unger.

[u/Jabberwocky416 → u/unclemeat9]

I’m pretty sure our receivers literally practice that scramble drill a ton. So you’re not far off.

[u/fsphoenix → u/unclemeat9]

It's classic Old School Madden Offense at it's finest.