Postseason opponents running a similar offenseSeahawks and Washington are the two most run-oriented teams in the NFL, each with a rookie QB and a big-yardage featured back. |
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Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic went through a fun exercise Wednesday when they ranked wild-card teams' chances for reaching the Super Bowl. Their ranking for the Seattle Seahawks might surprise some. I agreed with their thinking at just about every step.… |
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The Seattle Seahawks' secondary is whole again now that cornerback Brandon Browner, a Pro Bowl choice one year ago, has returned from a four-game suspension in time for the team's wild-card playoff game against the Washington Redskins on Sunday. Play-Ac… |
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Injury report: Marshawn Lynch only Seahawk who did not practice |
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In his conference call today with the Seattle media, Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was asked, naturally, about his counterpart with the Seahawks, Russell Wilson. Both have proven to be great leaders as rookies in guiding their teams into the … |
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Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said the team is “very fortunate right now” with regard to injuries heading into Sunday’s playoff game at Washington. Just about everyone was expected to be on the practice field late Wednesday afternoon - a full partic… |
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Greg Johns, MLB.com Franklin Gutierrez has wrapped up his Venezuelan Winter League season, and the Mariners will be thrilled if the center fielder can carry his success there over into Spring Training next month in Arizona. |
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RENTON -- Washington's 2012 draft is going to define coach Mike Shanahan's tenure with the team. That was clear once he gave up a first-round pick in each of the next two years in addition to a 2012 second-round draft pick to move up four spots in the f… |
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Jack Dickey, deadspin.com So the NFL did its ouroboros thing again this year. Lots of parity. Or so it would seem. But 2012 mostly just brought us a handful of excellent teams-Football Outsiders says three of the 12 best teams since 1991 (Seahawks, Broncos, and Patriots)-and s |
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Kerry Byrne, CNNSI.com The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks enter the 2012 postseason red hot and razor sharp. If momentum matters, they're heading for a collision course in New Orleans. |
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Of all the starting quarterbacks in the NFL, no two are more statistically similar than Seattle's Russell Wilson and Washington's Robert Griffin III. So let's take their statistics down by common opponents to see what it looked like: |
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ESPN.com NFC East blogger Dan Graziano and NFC West blogger Mike Sando discuss this Sunday's playoff game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field, in Landover, Md. Sando: Well, Dan, we meet again. It wasn't all that long … |
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Andy Benoit, nytimes.com Among the wild-card matchups to savor this weekend: The Redskins' read-option meets the Seahawks' read-option, and Chuck Pagano faces his former team. |
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