The Seahawks are 4-2 and just a half game back in the NFC West. Yeah, they verywell could be 5-1 and leading the NFC West but they are knocking on the door. The defense is performing well after...
The Seahawks are 4-2 and just a half game back in the NFC West. Yeah, they verywell could be 5-1 and leading the NFC West but they are knocking on the door. The defense is performing well after a rough start. Things seem to be on the upswing from last year and they are putting some of their injuries behind them. The team is doing pretty well.
Will it last? They have another great opportunity for a win this Sunday against the Browns. A possible 5-2 start through the first eight weeks of season. Nice, however the sailing is not looking so smooth over the rest of the season. Offense is struggling. They can't seem to score TDs in the second half of games or in the red-zone and the third down conversion rate is slipping. Defense is having to play out of its mind to keep things from collapsing. That's not all.
Without some offense, the defense won't be able to hold onto winning the games. That is key. The offense needs to reverse it's downward trend and support the defense. The defense will have to prove recent play is not a mirage. The easy stuff is almost over.How the season has looked, to this point, when comparing how the offense and defense have performed verses their opponent's averages . Actually, points scored and points allowed.
Some other info on the graph is, actual game scores by each team, average lines for offense and defense and four game trend lines . See below for a full guide.line represents the opponent's season average points scored and allowed. The y-axis is also used to show Seahawk's actual game results for points scored and allowed.These are team points and averages. They represent team results.
The usual disclaimer applies. The graph does not adjust for any short-term circumstances that affect performance such as:- Any other thing that can influence the performance.