Vrillon82

Seattle fans is hoping for such conditions, but what really makes them believe they will win big against the Saints in those conditions?

IMO such conditions will limit the play of Russel Wilson and rely heavily on Marshawn Lynch, with that said, if their is one thing the Saints have done this season, its shut down dominant RB's, (Exception being Rams?) The wild card factor in this game is, can the Saints get Ingram/Robinson going like last week vs Philly? If So, we could be looking at an upset in the making, IMO this game does not hinge on Drew Brees playing big, but doing enough to win, your MVPs of this game could very well be the whole team on both sides of the ball.

Bottom line is, I believe with the weather, this game will be closer, but tomorrow we shall find out.

WhoDat!656

FWIW, Lynch has never rushed for a 100 yds against the Saints

dueceloose

Seattle is ready for us to run it .. all of the talking heads know we are gonna try and run it more I just hope we wear them down.

Vrillon82

Can they prepare for it is the question?

IMO they cant prepare for run and pass, albeit the pass game will be limited, its still there, whats limited is Russel Wilson running around all over the place and throwing, you keep him in the pocket, they got no passing game.

Beastmode

Lynch is a fumbling machine along with Wilson. A lot of people don't talk about it but they will put the ball on the ground at some point unlike our RBs.

Vrillon82

Point being I think this will be a sloppy turnover infested game, in which I am hoping its Seattle doing most of the fumbling which I think they will do.

st thomas

The pressure is all on seattle if you ask me. We play great this week.its going to be a slugfest like the pats game but this time we win and go to frisco and get payback there.

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WhoDat!656

So were the iggles. The entire game their defense kept saying the Saints are going to run the ball and they couldn't stop it!

Mardigras9

That's a bad gri gri statement, take out "unlike our RBs".
We can't have any this game, no doubt.

SeahawkDude

I believe your only chance of beating us is to keep Wilson in the pocket. The forecast calls for very windy conditions. Russell's ability to scramble around and fire bullets on the run, that wont be affected to a great extent by the wind, will be key. On the other side, I see Brees staying in the pocket and lofting passes that will flutter in the wind, hanging up long enough for our secondary to make picks.