Hogs Haven dissects the plot of Haslett

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Like Griffin, Wilson is also an opponent on the ground, whether it's planned or extended by scrambling. Wilson averaged more than five yards on the ground this year and also added four touchdowns rushing. But it's Lynch who is the workhorse out of the backfield. He averaged five yards per run with the second-highest number of attempted attempts of the NFL. Like Wilson, Lynch rarely coughs the ball up, he's lost just two fumbles throughout the season. A higher turnover margin is usually the quickest way to Madden 24 coins victory on the road and each Lynch and Wilson aren't afraid to give it away.

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Hogs Haven dissects the plot of Haslett to keep pounding the Cowboys and wonders what else could be coming for Seattle:

We required Jim Haslett and his defense to come together and help bring us into the playoffs.

The game plan defensive coordinator Haslett came up with was definitely smart, but it was flawlessly executed and resulted in Tony Romo and the Cowboys in shock. The Redskins were sending blitz after blitz in an attempt to get to Romo before he made an attempt. Sometimes, they would cover a blitz with similar looks while at other times they were not trying to conceal it completely.

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Kenneth Arthur of Field Gulls review the Seahawks close of the season and looks ahead to Washington:

I sure hope that the Madden NFL 24 is going not overlook the Seahawks again and be picking the Redskins as well as their Most Outstanding Rookie of the YearRobert Griffin III and their seven-straight wins to Madden 24 coins for sale run over Seattle. Please do count out the Seahawks out. That's exactly what this team is all about. We, you and I are Seattle fans. We wereborn with chipped shoulders. There's nothing we're handed. And neither was Richard Sherman, or Wilson as well as Doug Baldwin, or Brandon Browner. An even win? A 90-yard drive to score the go-ahead touchdown? Griffin being the winner of his place in the NFC East on national television? Phew!