NEWS: Seahawks Sign Eddie Lacy

Today, there is breaking Seahawks news. The Seahawks have signed former Green Bay Packers halfback Eddie Lacy. Last season, the combo of Rawls and Prosise didn't work too well due to injuries and inconsistency. It is important to mention that Lacy recently weighed in at 247 pounds. This doesn't mean too much though - LaGarette Blount of New England weight 250 pounds last season and obtained over 1,000 yards rushing. We'll see how it works out.

The Seahawks also resigned cornerback and special-teamer Neiko Thorpe. Also, G/T Luke Joeckel, previously of Jacksonville, has signed with the Seahawks.

NEWS: Seahawks Sign Eddie Lacy

Today, there is breaking Seahawks news. The Seahawks have signed former Green Bay Packers halfback Eddie Lacy. Last season, the combo of Rawls and Prosise didn't work too well due to injuries and inconsistency. It is important to mention that Lacy recently weighed in at 247 pounds. This doesn't mean too much though - LaGarette Blount of New England weight 250 pounds last season and obtained over 1,000 yards rushing. We'll see how it works out.

The Seahawks also resigned cornerback and special-teamer Neiko Thorpe. Also, G/T Luke Joeckel, previously of Jacksonville, has signed with the Seahawks.

Friday Practice Report/Game Status Analysis - Jan. 13 (Divisional Edition)

Hello there! Welcome to the second playoff Game Status entry.

Heading into a Divisional Round matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, there isn't much to talk about injury-wise. All the Falcons are healthy coming off a bye week and C.J. Prosise is questionable and, as stated yesterday, will be a game-time decision.

If you have any questions or comments, please comment them down below or tweet me @SeahawksPolls. Overall, the Falcons are healthier than the Seahawks but not by much. We'll have to see if that gives them an advantage in this divisional game.

Friday Practice Report/Game Status Analysis - Jan. 13 (Divisional Edition)

Hello there! Welcome to the second playoff Game Status entry.

Heading into a Divisional Round matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, there isn't much to talk about injury-wise. All the Falcons are healthy coming off a bye week and C.J. Prosise is questionable and, as stated yesterday, will be a game-time decision.

If you have any questions or comments, please comment them down below or tweet me @SeahawksPolls. Overall, the Falcons are healthier than the Seahawks but not by much. We'll have to see if that gives them an advantage in this divisional game.

Divisional Round - Seahawks @ Falcons Analysis

Wild Card - SEA @ ATL

Opponent Analysis

Hello everyone! Welcome to the second playoff Opponent Analysis on The Seahawk Post. Today I will be covering the Atlanta  Falcons as they head into a Divisional Round matchup against the Seahawks. Let's look at all the different parts of the game and see how the Falcons have been performing in the last three games. 

Please keep in mind I am not a professional and am biased towards the Seahawks so please take everything with a grain of salt.

RED = Worse than Seahawks

GREEN = Better than Seahawks

Better/worse calculated by yards per carry (by starter alone), QB rating and scoring defense in games that same week

The Passing Game - Matt Ryan

New Orleans - 75.0% completion rate, 331yds, 4 TD, 0 INT

@ Carolina - 81.8% completion rate, 277yds, 2 TD, 0 INT

San Francisco - 73.9% completion rate, 286yds, 2 TD, 0 INT

The Running Game - Devonta Freeman

New Orleans - 96 rush yards, 8.0 yards per carry

@ Carolina - 53 rush yards, 4.1 yards per carry

San Francisco - 139 rush yards, 7.0 yards per carry

Defense

New Orleans - 2 TFL, +1 turnover margin, 32 points allowed

@ Carolina - 2 TFL, +2 turnover margin, 16 points allowed

San Francisco - 3 TFL, 0 turnover margin, 13 points allowed

The Falcons have had an amazing season, going 11-5. They stole the #2 seed from the Seahawks and that is the reason this game is in Atlanta, not Seattle. When you look at the stats provided in this post, it looks like the Falcons clearly dominate the Seahawks in every department. However, it must be taken into consideration that the last three teams the Falcons faced have had a 15-33 record. In Week 6 of the regular season the Seahawks won 26-24. Can they do it again? Watch on Saturday to find out.

Divisional Round - Seahawks @ Falcons Analysis

Wild Card - SEA @ ATL

Opponent Analysis

Hello everyone! Welcome to the second playoff Opponent Analysis on The Seahawk Post. Today I will be covering the Atlanta  Falcons as they head into a Divisional Round matchup against the Seahawks. Let's look at all the different parts of the game and see how the Falcons have been performing in the last three games. 

Please keep in mind I am not a professional and am biased towards the Seahawks so please take everything with a grain of salt.

RED = Worse than Seahawks

GREEN = Better than Seahawks

Better/worse calculated by yards per carry (by starter alone), QB rating and scoring defense in games that same week

The Passing Game - Matt Ryan

New Orleans - 75.0% completion rate, 331yds, 4 TD, 0 INT

@ Carolina - 81.8% completion rate, 277yds, 2 TD, 0 INT

San Francisco - 73.9% completion rate, 286yds, 2 TD, 0 INT

The Running Game - Devonta Freeman

New Orleans - 96 rush yards, 8.0 yards per carry

@ Carolina - 53 rush yards, 4.1 yards per carry

San Francisco - 139 rush yards, 7.0 yards per carry

Defense

New Orleans - 2 TFL, +1 turnover margin, 32 points allowed

@ Carolina - 2 TFL, +2 turnover margin, 16 points allowed

San Francisco - 3 TFL, 0 turnover margin, 13 points allowed

The Falcons have had an amazing season, going 11-5. They stole the #2 seed from the Seahawks and that is the reason this game is in Atlanta, not Seattle. When you look at the stats provided in this post, it looks like the Falcons clearly dominate the Seahawks in every department. However, it must be taken into consideration that the last three teams the Falcons faced have had a 15-33 record. In Week 6 of the regular season the Seahawks won 26-24. Can they do it again? Watch on Saturday to find out.

Thursday Practice Report Analysis - Jan. 12 (Divisional Edition)

Welcome to another playoff Practice Report Analysis! Remember, in tomorrow's Practice Report Analysis, we will also view the injury/game status report of the Falcons.

Richard Sherman (NIR) - Presumed rest day.

Paul Richardson (foot) - Should be fine.
Jimmy Graham (NIR) - Only on here because of rest day yesterday.
Thomas Rawls (NIR) - Same as Graham.
CJ Prosise (shoulder) - Will be a game-day decision.
Tony McDaniel (concussion) - Cleared to play.
Jeron Johnson (knee) - No news about this, likely will be fine.

Thank you for reading! Please comment with any suggestions, comments or questions.