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| Century Link field. Photo credit Seattle Seahawks |
The Seattle Seahawks have a good team and a great home field crowd which leads to an amazing home field advantage.
by J.T.
One
of the most anticipated matches of the year happened Week 2 when the
Seahawks and 49ers linked up. This matchup highlighted two great
defenses with explosive offenses. There has been Madden 25 commercials
highlighting the teams dual threat star Quarterbacks respectively Colin
Kaepernick and Russell Wilson. I waited all day for this one game and
Breaking Bad (heck of an episode wasn’t it?) and boy was I pissed but I
realized how tough it is to play the Seahawks at home and calmed down.
Before I blew a gasket I remembered what happened to the Saints playing at CenturyLink Field in the playoffs
in the fact that no team has beat them there since 2011 and it made me
say one thing during this year’s playoffs no one wants to play them at
home, I mean no one.
The
last two times the 49ers have met the Seahawks in CenturyLink they have
gotten their back sides handed to them (29-3 last night and 42-13 last
December). It hasn’t been fun to watch my 9ers play up there and to make
matters worse players always seem to have a season ending injury when
they play in Seattle.
Last
December receiver Mario Manningham tore his knee up and has yet to play
this season. Last night Defensive Tackle Ian Williams broke his ankle
and if probably heading to the IR, Safety Eric Reid got a concussion,
Tight End Vernon Davis strained a hamstring and Defensive End Ray
McDonald strained an ankle. Yeah, that all happened last night to tack
on the whoopin’.
For
the 9ers fans like myself it is only one game no need to panic but I
will say I don’t want see the Seahawks at CenturyLink until next season.
The Seahawks truly have a 12th man, I wonder who will be the next team to win up there?
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-JT
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