Seattle Seahawks 10-4 at Arizona Cardinals 11-3
Arizona gives up the 11th fewest points to QBs
2nd fewest points to RBs
16th most points to WRs
7th most points to TEs
9th fewest points to DEFs
Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em
Russell Wilson – #10 Ranked QB
Nominated for the Walter Payton Award, Man of the Year Award and switched agents (looking for new contract so not sure if that’s a good sign). Last week he wasn’t great versus San Francisco because he didn’t need to be. Only 12 completions for 168 yards and a touchdown. He did throw an interception and only rushed for 27 yards. Look for a bounce back. I like him in all formats.
Marshawn Lynch – #6 Ranked RB
Last week versus San Francisco: 15.8 points (21 carries for 91 yards and a touchdown, 1 of 2 for 7 yards) It doesn’t matter what happens off of the field, Lynch shows up to play and always keeps those legs moving. We are fans.
Steven Hauschka – #8 Ranked K
Seattle Seahawks Defense – #6 Ranked DEF
Gut Calls
NONE!
Bench Warmers
Robert Turbin – #69 Ranked RB
Last week versus San Francisco: 3.3 points (5 carred for 33 yards) You can’t play him if Lynch is on the field.
Doug Baldwin – #49 Ranked WR
Last week versus San Francisco: 5.3 points (3 of 6 for 53 yards) Not consistent. Always goes off on your bench, but you would rather he do that than bomb on your starting roster.
Jermaine Kearse – #67 Ranked WR
Last week versus San Francisco: 7.8 points (5 of 6 for 78 yards) He’s a nice real football player, and a very frustrating fantasy football player.
Luke Willson – #37 Ranked TE
Last week versus San Francisco: Only one target last week. Zero catches. Not a championship week option.
Paul Richardson – Not Ranked WR
Last week versus San Francisco: 9.0 points (3 of 5 for 30 and 1 TD) Only TD of season and has never gone over 33 yards. Shout out to the University of Colorado alum. You can’t play him because he got his one random week of being the top scoring Wide Receiver, but he does have talent.
