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The Seattle offense looks pedestrian for the first three quarters and then somehow turns into the Greatest Show on Turf in the Fourth Quarter. I don't know if that is a function of wearing down the opposing defense (on the field a lot because the Seattle D gets of the field quickly), but that seems to be the pattern.
From what I have seen they generally rely on big plays. Many of those are broken plays. The key will be to avoid getting out of position. No 30 yard scrambles. No 45 yard TDs to Kearse. No 50 yard runs by Lynch.
This is exactly carroll's game plan. Win the game in the fourth after wearing the opposition down.
Suspect pats will play a lot of zone to keep wilson in the pocket. BB sometimes plays very scared vs mobile Qbs even ones like Geno. Hopefully we maintain our aggressiveness along with trying to keep him in the pocket
I guess scared was a wrong word. Conservative maybe. They even let Geno smith have all the time in the pocket worried about his running.I think you may be mistaking playing "scared" for playing "contain."