Sunday, November 26, 2006
The Hawks Must Beat the Cheese Bay Packers!

The Hawks must beat the Cheese Bay Packers! This Monday night the Seahawks must show Brett Farve and the Packers that they are for-real! For-real by not letting the Packers stay in the game. If the Seahawks let Green Bay hang around into the fourth quarter, we could see Brett Farve the [Gunslinger] try to squeeze out a victory for the Packers. On offense Seattle must show that they can run the football with Shaun Alexander and Matt Hasselback back after missing four weeks with a knee sprain. The Hawks offensive line must protect Matt Hasselback. If they don't Hasselback could be back on the injured list as quick as he came off. Seattle's O-line has had problems all year trying to play as a cohesive unit. False starts, holdings, and left guard by committee. Running the football effective against the Packers will help Matt Hasselback with the play-action pass.

If the Hawks do not run football well [positive yards], you could see a lot of three and outs from the Hawks. The hawks on offense must try too use the clock [have long drives]. That will help limit the former MVP and Future Hall of Famer Brett Farve extra opportunities. On defense Seattle must not only stop the run, but the Hawks' defensive front four must put pressure on Brett Farve. Penetration will disrupt Farve's timing throwing the football. The Seahawks secondary must not let Packer wide-out Donald Driver [58-813yds-4td.] have a field-day against them catching the football. Seahawks defensive back Marcus Tru-Burnt and Kelly Herndon will have their hands full against Driver and Brett Farve's shot-gun riffle arm. Brett Farve is going to retire at the end of season and would like to leave Quest field with a victory over his former coach Seahawks' Mike Holmgren.

This Monday from 5:30p.m to 9:00 pm the Seahawks defense hopefully will make Brett Farve think he should have retired before the season started this year.