When the Seattle Seahawks are at home they are almost impossible to beat, because those fans and players realize they play extremely well at home. Russell Wilson looks like a probowler when he plays at home as well. Russell Wilson completed 16-of-24 passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns versus the Vikings in Week 9. Wilson found Golden Tate for scores for six and 11 yards and tossed an 11-yard touchdown to Sidney Rice, all in the first half. He was on the way to his way to his finest fantasy game of the season, only to see his coaches take the air out of the ball with a second-half lead and Christian Ponder unable to move his own offense. Wilson has a tougher matchup versus Rex Ryan’s Jets in Week 10.
If Wilson can keep up his success at home, expect to see both Rex Ryan and Mark Sanchez out in New York. They are coming off a bye and have had 2 weeks to prepare for the Seattle team. Hopefully they are practicing on how to run, because if they are thinking of beating the big co...
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TEAMS: Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, New York Jets
TEAMS: Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, New York Jets
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