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Green Bay Packers ( 6 - 6 )

Total Offense = 13th
Passing Offense =
10th
Rushing Offense = 24th

Total Defense = 13th
Passing Defense =
17th
Rushing Defense =
9th

Points For =
24.6 (11th)
Points Against = 25.2 (23rd)

Seattle Seahawks
( 8 - 3 - 1)

Total Offense = 15th
Passing Offense = 14th
Rushing Offense =
20th

Total Defense = 8th
Passing Defense = 10th
Rushing Defense =
14th

Points For =
22.0 (20th)
Points Against = 16.2 (1st)

Earl Thomas is out for the season (and talking maybe done for career)

The Zero rankings ...
Packers
- overall 23rd, offense 9th, defense 31st
Seahawks - overall 4th, offense 13th, defense 5th


The ProFootballFocus rankings ...
Packers
- overall 18th, offense 8th, defense 16th
Seahawks - overall 4th, offense 20th, defense 3rd

--- because the rankings matter most ---

Last four home games Packers have scored 89 points and given up 84.
Last four away games Seahawks have scored 62 points and given up 69.

Packers 27
Seahawks 15


but I'll roll with ...
Seahawks 33
Packers 17

Looked ahead at weather forecast.
Caling for 1 - 3 inches of snow on Sunday.
SeaHawks traveling east for 2nd time in 3 weeks.
As Mike said"Packers have their asses up against the wall"

Tight game the first half.
In the end I predict The Packers will prevail.

Packers 27 Seahawks 15.

Despite a player here and there, these teams are pretty evenly matched. Best guard against Wilson taking off up the middle in those 3rd down situations because he may be in the endzone before we have time to blink.

buckeyepackfan;368928Looked ahead at weather forecast.
Caling for 1 - 3 inches of snow on Sunday.
SeaHawks traveling east for 2nd time in 3 weeks.
As Mike said"Packers have their asses up against the wall"

Tight game the first half.
In the end I predict The Packers will prevail.

Packers 27 Seahawks 15.

Seahawks are 2-3-1 on the road averaging 15.3 ppg. Packers need this game ten times over where the hawks sit. Having another similar snow game like last week should help GB and hopefully give them an advantage out of the gate.

It's not just who you play but when and where you play them and with this game at home and their "asses up against the wall" I'm expecting a Packer W.

Believe this is the hardest game left on the schedule, even with it being at home.
I don't see us scoring a ton of points, even with Thomas now out.

That said, Seattle is beatable.
Their offensive line is probably the worst in football.
We need to blow the line up and collapse the pocket on Russell.
If we don't, our defense is in trouble with Rawls and Wilson starting to get healthy, though they did just lose Prosise.

I say we lose a close one 20-17.
Hope I'm wrong.

Going by the last four weeks ... and using my special algorithm ...

[code=markup] Packers Seahawks
Offense 11th 16th
Defense 32nd 5th
Overall 23rd 4th[/code]

As a team, the Seahawk's are second only to the Cowboys in the NFC. Yes they must play in Green Bay and most likely it will snow, yet I believe that they are a better "TEAM" than the Packers.
The contest will be close until the 4th qtr. when the Seattle team will take the lead as well as the victory.

Seattle - 31
Green Bay - 24

Time to see if the past couple of weeks were a fluke. This is a game that we can win - assuming our defense shows up and looks average.

If I am Capers - I am planning to contain Wilson and stuff the run. Minimize the passes over the middle and make them throw to the outside. I could see Graham torching us in his usual fashion if he isn't a focal point

If the offense continues to grind out long drives and burn some clock - it should work in our favor. Wear that defense down and get the ball out quick - no time to run around waiting for a the big play against this D.

I think we squeak this one out in a nail biter finish.

Packers 27
Seahawks 24