Vikings @ Seahawks Personal Game Predictions.

**RK.** · 10-20-2006, 01:20 PM

Vikings 27
Squacks
16

8)

**JDogg926** · 10-20-2006, 01:38 PM

"SENNA5" wrote:

Well lets see... The Seahawks have a 24-3 record in their last 27 games at home. the Leif Ericsson group will be commming off of a bye. They don't have K-Dope he is gone for the year. The QB has the initials of BJ so with that here is the score

Seahawks..28

Vikings .....10

Jesus, man!
Get a hold of yourself!
While the Seahawks may get the win, it surely will not be that lopsided.
I'm thinking a 23-20 battle, with whoever has the ball last kicking a winning FG.

**spikecyrus** · 10-20-2006, 01:40 PM

defense will feast on INTs, and the Vikes will run the clock down with Chester. MVP- Tomlin, shuting down the Sea-Gulls run offense and not allowing any big plays.

Vikes-23
Gulls-10

**Caine** · 10-20-2006, 01:46 PM

"Vikings" wrote:

It's already obvious, this is probably going to be the toughest game on the Vikings schedule this year other than the two upcoming Bears games...

Ummmm...we already played the Bears once.
Handed them the game in the 4th...remember?
I try and block ugly memories too...

This game will be all about the Minnesota Offense.
If they (finally) show up, we have a chance of tweaking the SeaChicken's nose in their own coop.
I think our "D" is more than capable of handling the Chicken's Offense.
With no running game to speak of, look for intense pressure on Hasselbeck to cause turnovers.
Without that pressure, look for Hasselbeck to torch us a couple of times (Probably on Smoot's side).

Burleson, Seattle's way of tweaking our nose for stealing Hutch, will be a non-factor...just like he's been all year (Did anyone other than Seattle think he would be?).
Jackson, Engram, and Branch can be dangerous, but Mike Tomlin is well aware of that, and likely is well prepared for that.
Seattle's running game is currently MIA.
1/2 of it is injured (Alexander), and the other half is fragmented (The O-line...thanks to us
;D).

Seattle's Defense isn't that bad, and they have gotten to the QB 16 times already this season.
They're about as stingy against the run as we are (Bad news for Chester), but they have holes in their pass defense (If only we had a passing game!!!).
Statistically, they actually come out close to us...but ranked 10 spots lower.

If we come in there and hit them hard and fast, we can definately steal this game.
If we come in and play "wait-n-see" offense (Like we have the first 5 games), we leave 3-3.
For us, this is a defining game.

Caine

**COJOMAY** · 10-20-2006, 01:55 PM

Viking finally come out of their shell and score a TD in the Red Zone with a pass. But that's the best they can muster along with three FG's.
Seachickens 17
Vikings 13

**NodakPaul** · 10-20-2006, 02:01 PM

Jackson, Engram, and Branch can be dangerous, but Mike Tomlin is well aware of that, and likely is well prepared for that.

Don't have to worry about Engram.
He is OUT for Sunday's game, isn't he?

**Billy Boy** · 10-20-2006, 02:42 PM

yada yada
vikes win by 14

**Prophet** · 10-20-2006, 02:47 PM

"SENNA5" wrote:

Well lets see... The Seahawks have a 24-3 record in their last 27 games at home. the Leif Ericsson group will be commming off of a bye. They don't have K-Dope he is gone for the year. The QB has the initials of BJ so with that here is the score

Seahawks..28

Vikings .....10

You must work for ESPN.
Your understanding of the game and in-depth analysis leaves me speechless.
I'm calling my bookie now.

**Slade** · 10-20-2006, 02:55 PM

I think Longwell is going to be the difference maker. He has to be spot on & if our D holds tight, Ryan will give us the W in a squeaker. 20-17 is my score