rightwinger
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Too bad stats don't win games....
Fact is a 6-4 record is slightly above average at this point in the season...
9 NFC teams have a worse record. (4 are in the NFC South!)
5 have better records (Detroit, Green Bay, Philly, Dallas, Arizona)
1 team (SF) is tied with them at 6-4
...plenty can change. Maybe they'll go on a tear and start winning the close ones?
Let's look at the schedule....
They'll need to win at least 4 of these games to have a chance at a wild card.[TBODY] [/TBODY]
Sun, Nov 23 vs View attachment 34134Cardinals 1:05 PM Thu, Nov 27 @ 49ers![]()
5:30 PM Sun, Dec 7 @ Eagles![]()
1:25 PM Sun, Dec 14 vs 49ers![]()
1:25 PM Sun, Dec 21 @ Cardinals![]()
5:30 PM Sun, Dec 28 vs Rams![]()
1:25 PM
Good luck!!
I think the Seahawks can get a wildcard with a 10-6 record if three of those four wins are a sweep of SF and a win in Philly
I'm starting to have my doubts with our starting center out again. The backup is just too inexperienced to call blocking assignments and consistantly hike the ball accurately to Wilson. With the Hawks depending on the "run first" game plan I don't see the rest of the season going any better than the last half of the 4th qtr last Sunday in KC. Unger our so called "pro bowl" center has been a major dissappointment this season serving up 2 3/4 games. He needs to be cut as soon as possible and replaced by someone not so injury prone. Unger was no more dependable last season either. Why Carroll and Schneider can't see the importance of a dependable center is beyond me.
Want to compare notes with Arizona fans who lost their starting QB?

funny how arizona loses their starting quarterback amongst many other key critical injurys that made it look like their season was done before that yet they keep winning though.



