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Game of the Week (NFL) - Schule's Top Rated Sunday *BLOCKBUSTER*
(NFL) Seattle vs. Dallas,
11/01/2015 11:25 AM, Score: 13 - 12
Point Spread: -5.50 | -107.00 Seattle (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: -5.50 | -107.00 Seattle (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Seattle Seahawks.
After going to back to back Superbowls, and winning their division two years in a row, the Seahawks are flying under the radar this year with a record of just 3-4. They've lost three of four on the road, but lets have a look at those games. The St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers, and Cincinnati Bengals boast a combined record of 15-3. Seattle actually led in the fourth quarter of all three of those games.
If Cowboys fans relish the fact that Seattle has blown late leads, I would be quick to ask: "Do you really think Matt Cassel can engineer a fourth quarter comeback against this defense?"
The Cowboys lost to the Giants last week, and Cassel looked terrible throwing for 227 yards with a TD and three INTs on 17-of-27 passing. That was against a New York defense that came into that game ranking near last in the NFL against the pass.
The Seahawks lead the league in rushing, averaging over 143 yards per game. Dallas couldn't stop the Giants last week, as New York ran for 132 yards and a TD on just 25 attempts. This figures to be a tough matchup for the Cowboys who are likely going to struggle to run the ball, putting more pressure on their struggling backup quarterback.
Dez Bryant may return from injury, but he isn't likely to be as much of a factor as you might think. Tony Romo only missed one game last year, and Bryant caught just two passes for 15 yards in that game, with Brandon Weeden at quarterback in a 28-17 loss at Arizona.
Take SEA.
GL,
Jesse Schule
After going to back to back Superbowls, and winning their division two years in a row, the Seahawks are flying under the radar this year with a record of just 3-4. They've lost three of four on the road, but lets have a look at those games. The St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers, and Cincinnati Bengals boast a combined record of 15-3. Seattle actually led in the fourth quarter of all three of those games.
If Cowboys fans relish the fact that Seattle has blown late leads, I would be quick to ask: "Do you really think Matt Cassel can engineer a fourth quarter comeback against this defense?"
The Cowboys lost to the Giants last week, and Cassel looked terrible throwing for 227 yards with a TD and three INTs on 17-of-27 passing. That was against a New York defense that came into that game ranking near last in the NFL against the pass.
The Seahawks lead the league in rushing, averaging over 143 yards per game. Dallas couldn't stop the Giants last week, as New York ran for 132 yards and a TD on just 25 attempts. This figures to be a tough matchup for the Cowboys who are likely going to struggle to run the ball, putting more pressure on their struggling backup quarterback.
Dez Bryant may return from injury, but he isn't likely to be as much of a factor as you might think. Tony Romo only missed one game last year, and Bryant caught just two passes for 15 yards in that game, with Brandon Weeden at quarterback in a 28-17 loss at Arizona.
Take SEA.
GL,
Jesse Schule
