The Washington Football Team are looking to add to their lead atop the NFC East when they host the Seattle Seahawks this coming Sunday. Meanwhile, the Seahawks want to reclaim their solo lead atop the NFC West, and a win this week combined with a loss by the Los Angeles Rams would get them that goal. Check out our preview of this game below.
We’re not sure if they actually did, but we’re not going to doubt either if Russell Wilson and the Seahawks claim that they beat the New York Jets last week with their eyes closed. The Seahawks bounced back from their upset loss to the New York Giants in Week 13 by destroying the hapless New York Jets at home in Week 14, 40-3. Wilson passed for 206 yards and four touchdowns with an interception on 21-of-27 completions. Geno Smith even had an appearance against his old team due to the blowout nature of the game. The offense is always going to be there for Seattle, so long as Wilson is under center. Washington’s defense presents a tough challenge for the Seahawks’ attack, but outside of an aging Ben Roethlisberger, the Football Team hasn’t really beaten an elite quarterback this season. Now, Washington gets an MVP-caliber QB in the form of Wilson.
The Seahawks, who are averaging 30.2 points per game, have seen the total hit the under in both of their last two contests away from home.
