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If the Seattle Seahawks go 6-1 in their final seven games [url=https://www.theseahawksfanshop.com/customized]Seahawks Customized Color Rush Jerseys[/url] , they will finish with a record of 13-3, the same record they had during their Super Bowl runs in 2005 and 2013. And in the four seasons when the Seahawks went 12-4, they went to one Super Bowl and made it to the divisional round in the other. Given that Seattle is 7-2, it would seem reasonable that if you had no other information, the Seahawks could definitely finish 13-3 or 12-4.But with the added context of a +18 point differential, Seattle constantly battling from behind in large part due to a bottom-10 defense, and an exceptionally difficult schedule ahead few people expect a 6-1 or 5-2 finish.All I’m saying in this article is this: historically, there’s reason for hope.And for concern.In four of the last seven seasons, the Seahawks have finished 6-1 in their last seven games. I think you should read that again because it’s one of the most fascinating, surprising, and exciting win-loss stats in Seattle sports history. In 2012, 2014, 2015, and 2018, the Seahawks went 6-1 in the final seven games. In 2013, the year they won the Super Bowl, they went 5-2.So in five of the last seven years, the Seahawks have gone 5-2 or better to end the year. And these haven’t been silly, funny, scary little wins either. Seattle has point differentials of:2012: +1512013: +1032014: +912015: +1262016: +64 (4-3)2017: -12 (3-4, only time to miss playoffs since 2011)2018: +54These are extraordinary point differentials, especially given that they have outpaced themselves in nearly every instance despite the fact that it was only over seven games, not nine.Last season, the Seahawks went from a +27 in their first nine games to a +54 in the final seven. In 2016, they went from +35 to +64 in the final seven. These nine-game point differentials are comparable to the number Seattle has put up en route to a 7-2 record this season, but now the Seahawks have the added benefit of a 7-2 record.Which is the point I’ve been making over and over again in the last few weeks: Wins matter. Not points. That’s the point, not points. I’m pointing to the fact that my points about points are that you’d rather point to wins than points, so point me to a league where points matter more than wins and I’ll point you back to the NFL where that’s not the point at all.Remember the show @midnight?Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson have consistently gotten better as the year has gone on [url=https://www.theseahawksfanshop.com/t-shirts]Seattle Seahawks T-Shirts[/url] , with the one exception of 2017. This does not mean that they are guaranteed to get better in 2019 and certainly the schedule (two games against the 49ers, plus games against the Vikings, Panthers, Eagles, and Rams) mean that Seattle can’t hope to play as well as they have and expect to win 11 or more games. They can’t just hope to get better, they need to get better.In almost every season under Carroll and Wilson, they have. So that’s encouraging. Here’s something less encouraging.(where they were, if at all.Those are teams that were 6-3 or better with similar point totals to the 2019 Seahawks, but as you know, many teams were 5-4 or worse with that kind of result.This includes the 2015 New York Giants, who started 5-4 and finished 6-10.The 2010 Lions, who were 2-7 but managed to win their last four games to finish 6-10.The 2018 Colts, who were 4-5 and finished 10-6.The 2016 Chargers, who were 4-5 and finished 5-11.The 2009 Giants, who were 5-4 and finished 8-8.This could go any number of ways in the final seven games, but the best news of all is that Seattle is starting with a 7-2 record. Not 6-3, not 5-4, and certainly not 2-7. Why any fan would seemingly be happier if the Seahawks had a win-loss record more “fitting” of their point differential is completely and totally beyond me, but the 7-2 record means that they have an opportunity to be the next 2011 Giants or 2016 Falcons. And that means they have an opportunity to do the one thing teams are setting out to do each year, whether it’s this season or three seasons from now, and that’s win the Super Bowl. I would much rather have that be this year though, and in that respect, Seattle has a shot.Not a bad shot either.Listen to Seaside Reactions, the weekly Seahawks podcast! Over the years the Seattle Seahawks have see their fair share of turnover and injuries on the offensive line, as 26 different players have started at least one game in the five and a half seasons since the Hawks raised the Lombardi trophy on February 2, 2014. The players who have started games for the team in that timeframe include: Jamarco Jones, J’Marcus Webb,Jordan Simmons [url=https://www.theseahawksfanshop.com/hats]https://www.theseahawksfanshop.com/hats[/url] ,Stephen Schilling, Lemuel Jeanpierre, Joey Hunt, Max Unger,Rees Odhiambo, Drew Nowak, Mike Iupati, Alvin Bailey,Oday Aboushi,Bradley Sowell,Luke Joeckel,Patrick Lewis,James Carpenter,D.J. Fluker,Ethan Pocic,Mark Glowinski,George Fant,Russell Okung, Garry Gilliam, Duane Brown, J.R. Sweezy andGermain Ifedi. However, no offensive lineman in that timeframe has started more games for the Hawks than Justin Britt. In fact, Britt’s 86 starts since being drafted in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft are 34 more than the next closest Seattle lineman during that time (Germain Ifedi, 52).Thus, the next eight games for the Seahawks will be somewhat uncharted territory for a Seattle offensive line that will see Britt miss as many starts in the two weeks before the bye than was seen over the first five and a half seasons of his career. In short, Joey Hunt has some big shoes to fill, and for the second time in three career starts, Hunt will attempt to fill those shoes while taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers [url=https://www.theseahawksfanshop.com/hoodie]Seattle Seahawks Hoodie[/url] , and the aggressive, blitzing defense of Todd Bowles. Getting to this week’s look at how the offensive line stacks up compared to the other lines around the league, here is where they rank in the various offensive line metrics available. Football OutsidersRun Blocking: 21st (Up from 24th after Week 7)Pass Blocking: 17th (Down from 16th after Week 7)PFFPass Blocking Efficiency: 28th (Down from 27th after Week 7)Pass Blocking Grade: 31st (Down from 29th after Week 7)Run Blocking Grade: 14th (Up from 17th after Week 7)Between Britt going down early in the game with an injury, and the Seahawks rotating George Fant and Jamarco Jones in at times, all eight offensive linemen on the roster saw offensive snaps during Week 8. Here’s how PFF graded those snaps.George Fant: Overall: 50.9, Pass Blocking: 59.9, Run Blocking: 57.8Duane Brown: Overall: 65.6, Pass Blocking: 62.9, Run Blockig: 64.1Mike Iupati: Overall: 54.5, Pass Blocking: 25.7, Run Blocking: 59.8Justin Britt: Overall: 57.3, Pass Blocking: 70.6, Run Blocking: 54.7Jamarco Jones: Overall: 43.6, Pass Blocking: 0.0, Run Blocking: 58.4D.J. Fluker: Overall: 40.2, Pass Blocking: 69.7, Run Blocking: 49.0Germain Ifedi: Overall: 66.0, Pass Blocking: 74.2, Run Blocking: 59.9Joey Hunt: Overall: 48.7, Pass Blocking: 40.2, Run Blocking: 50.6PBWRAs they started last week, ESPN is now publishing their full Pass Block Win Rating standings. The Seahawks slipped to 28th from 27th this week, and are just a single percent above the Atlanta Falcons. However, there is a sizable gap between Atlanta and the Carolina Panthers in 30th.

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