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10-02-2002, 11:12 AM
Home Field: Seahawks Stadium Type: Open Surface: Turf
Location: Seattle, Washington Capacity: 67,000 Climate: Warm and Wet
2001 Team Standings
Wins Losses Tie PF PA Home Road vs AFC vs NFC vs Div
9 7 0 301 324 5-2 3-5 8-4 1-3 5-3
2002 Team Outlook
Seattle has moved into the NFC West whic means they have to play St. Louis and San Francisco twice each season. This doesn't bode well for them making the playoffs. Look for Seattle to finish third in the division with an 8-8 record.
Seattle is led by a journeymen quarterback who has had some good success over the last few seasons. He has a strong arm, but his accuracy can be off at times. The starting running back is one of the more talented running backs in the game. Look to run him behind the left side of the line where Seattle has one of the top left tackles in the game. The starting receivers are young and raw. Look for them to get better over the course of playing a franchise.
The defense is rated 95 overall when using the default rosters. This seems a bit too high, but still there is a lot of talent on the defense. The top defensive tackle has been in the league a long time disrupting both the run and pass. Look for him to generate pass pressure up the middle. The three starting linebackers are all fast and can also tackle. Look to blitz them from all different angles to get pressure on the quarterback. The top cornerback on the team is one of best players at his position. He can shut down most receivers. Both safeties are good at stopping the run and defending the pass.
The kicker needs to be replaced, he is only rated a 53 overall. The punter on the other hand has a good leg and can pin teams deep. You will want to sub the punt returner before you begin a franchise. His overall rating as punt returner is only a 27.
2001 Team Stats
Category Seattle Opponents
Total First Downs 274 300
First Downs (rush-pass-by penalty 107-141-26 91-186-23
Third Down Conversions 77/213 92/223
Fourth Down Conversions 8/17 92/223
Total Offensive Yards 4,772 6/11
Offense (play-avg. yards) 980-4.9 1,028-5.1
Total Rushing Yards 1,936 1,721
Rushing (plays-avg. yards) 469-4.1 427-4.0
Total Passing Yards 2,836 3,485
Passing (comp-att-int-avg. yards) 258-462-12-6.85 339-563-14-6.63
Sacks 38 49
Interceptions/Returns for TD 14/2 12/0
Field Goals Made/ Attempts 20/32 29/36
Touchdowns 34 34
Touchdowns (rush-pass-returns-defensive) 15-15-1-3 9-20-1-2
Time of Possession 29:51 30:09
2002 Team Rankings and 2001 Team Stats
Overall 84 Total Offense 25th
Offense 77 Rushing 9th
Defense 95 Passing 27th
Special Teams 68 Scoring 19th
Quarterback 79 Total Defense 20th
Running Backs 85 Against Rush 15th
Wide Receivers 76 Against Pass 23rd
Offensive Line 82 Points Allowed 18th
Defensive Line 85 Interceptions 26th
Linebackers 88 Sacks 21th
Defensive Backs 82 Turnover Differential 11th*
Offensive Formations
I-Form Singleback Split Backs Strong Weak Near Goal Line
Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal
3 WR Big
Big 4WR
Slot Strong
Twin TE
Defensive Formations
4-3 46 3-4 Nickel Dime Quarter Goal Line
Stadium: Seahawks Stadium Overall: 84
Division: NFC West Offense: 77
Coach: Mike Holmgren Defense: 95
#4 Trent Dilfer QB 80
#5 Ryan Leaf QB 54
#8 Matt Hasselbeck QB 71
#9 Rian Lindell K 53
#10 Jeff Feagles P 83
#18 Damon Hodge WR 58
#20 Maurice Morris HB 68
#21 Ken Lucas CB 74
#22 Paul Miranda CB 56
#24 Shawn Springs CB 93
#25 Reggie Tongue SS 76
#26 Doug Evans CB 75
#27 Willie Williams CB 69
#29 Curtis Fuller FS 54
#31 Marcus Robertson FS 82
#33 Maurice Kelly SS 48
#35 Jay Graham HB 45
#37 Shaun Alexander HB 89
#38 Mack Strong FB 76
#44 Heath Evans FB 76
#51 Anthony Simmons LOLB 81
#52 J. Philippe Darche C 36
#54 DeAndre Lewis LOLB 52
#55 Marcus Bell LOLB 52
#57 Orlando Huff MLB 38
#58 Isaiah Kacyvenski MLB 49
#59 Tim Terry ROLB 55
#61 Robbie Tobeck C 77
#62 Chris Gray RG 63
#64 Siitupe Peko C 52
#69 Floyd Wedderburn RG 66
#71 Walter Jones LT 92
#75 Chris McIntosh RT 71
#76 Steve Hutchinson LG 82
#77 Floyd Womack RT 61
#78 Antonio Cochran RE 63
#81 Koren Robinson WR 78
#82 Darrell Jackson WR 82
#83 Fabian Bownes WR 45
#84 Bobby Engram WR 69
#85 Alex Bannister WR 61
#86 Jerramy Stevens TE 71
#88 James Williams WR 66
#89 Itula Mili TE 62
#90 Chad Eaton DT 77
#91 Anton Palepoi LE 62
#92 Lamar King LE 73
#93 John Randle DT 93
#94 Chad Brown ROLB 88
#95 John Hilliard LE 39
#97 Brandon Mitchell RE 77
#98 Cedric Woodard DT 47
#99 Levon Kirkland MLB 87
Last edited by GigaNation at Oct 4 2002, 11:42 AM
Location: Seattle, Washington Capacity: 67,000 Climate: Warm and Wet
2001 Team Standings
Wins Losses Tie PF PA Home Road vs AFC vs NFC vs Div
9 7 0 301 324 5-2 3-5 8-4 1-3 5-3
2002 Team Outlook
Seattle has moved into the NFC West whic means they have to play St. Louis and San Francisco twice each season. This doesn't bode well for them making the playoffs. Look for Seattle to finish third in the division with an 8-8 record.
Seattle is led by a journeymen quarterback who has had some good success over the last few seasons. He has a strong arm, but his accuracy can be off at times. The starting running back is one of the more talented running backs in the game. Look to run him behind the left side of the line where Seattle has one of the top left tackles in the game. The starting receivers are young and raw. Look for them to get better over the course of playing a franchise.
The defense is rated 95 overall when using the default rosters. This seems a bit too high, but still there is a lot of talent on the defense. The top defensive tackle has been in the league a long time disrupting both the run and pass. Look for him to generate pass pressure up the middle. The three starting linebackers are all fast and can also tackle. Look to blitz them from all different angles to get pressure on the quarterback. The top cornerback on the team is one of best players at his position. He can shut down most receivers. Both safeties are good at stopping the run and defending the pass.
The kicker needs to be replaced, he is only rated a 53 overall. The punter on the other hand has a good leg and can pin teams deep. You will want to sub the punt returner before you begin a franchise. His overall rating as punt returner is only a 27.
2001 Team Stats
Category Seattle Opponents
Total First Downs 274 300
First Downs (rush-pass-by penalty 107-141-26 91-186-23
Third Down Conversions 77/213 92/223
Fourth Down Conversions 8/17 92/223
Total Offensive Yards 4,772 6/11
Offense (play-avg. yards) 980-4.9 1,028-5.1
Total Rushing Yards 1,936 1,721
Rushing (plays-avg. yards) 469-4.1 427-4.0
Total Passing Yards 2,836 3,485
Passing (comp-att-int-avg. yards) 258-462-12-6.85 339-563-14-6.63
Sacks 38 49
Interceptions/Returns for TD 14/2 12/0
Field Goals Made/ Attempts 20/32 29/36
Touchdowns 34 34
Touchdowns (rush-pass-returns-defensive) 15-15-1-3 9-20-1-2
Time of Possession 29:51 30:09
2002 Team Rankings and 2001 Team Stats
Overall 84 Total Offense 25th
Offense 77 Rushing 9th
Defense 95 Passing 27th
Special Teams 68 Scoring 19th
Quarterback 79 Total Defense 20th
Running Backs 85 Against Rush 15th
Wide Receivers 76 Against Pass 23rd
Offensive Line 82 Points Allowed 18th
Defensive Line 85 Interceptions 26th
Linebackers 88 Sacks 21th
Defensive Backs 82 Turnover Differential 11th*
Offensive Formations
I-Form Singleback Split Backs Strong Weak Near Goal Line
Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal
3 WR Big
Big 4WR
Slot Strong
Twin TE
Defensive Formations
4-3 46 3-4 Nickel Dime Quarter Goal Line
Stadium: Seahawks Stadium Overall: 84
Division: NFC West Offense: 77
Coach: Mike Holmgren Defense: 95
#4 Trent Dilfer QB 80
#5 Ryan Leaf QB 54
#8 Matt Hasselbeck QB 71
#9 Rian Lindell K 53
#10 Jeff Feagles P 83
#18 Damon Hodge WR 58
#20 Maurice Morris HB 68
#21 Ken Lucas CB 74
#22 Paul Miranda CB 56
#24 Shawn Springs CB 93
#25 Reggie Tongue SS 76
#26 Doug Evans CB 75
#27 Willie Williams CB 69
#29 Curtis Fuller FS 54
#31 Marcus Robertson FS 82
#33 Maurice Kelly SS 48
#35 Jay Graham HB 45
#37 Shaun Alexander HB 89
#38 Mack Strong FB 76
#44 Heath Evans FB 76
#51 Anthony Simmons LOLB 81
#52 J. Philippe Darche C 36
#54 DeAndre Lewis LOLB 52
#55 Marcus Bell LOLB 52
#57 Orlando Huff MLB 38
#58 Isaiah Kacyvenski MLB 49
#59 Tim Terry ROLB 55
#61 Robbie Tobeck C 77
#62 Chris Gray RG 63
#64 Siitupe Peko C 52
#69 Floyd Wedderburn RG 66
#71 Walter Jones LT 92
#75 Chris McIntosh RT 71
#76 Steve Hutchinson LG 82
#77 Floyd Womack RT 61
#78 Antonio Cochran RE 63
#81 Koren Robinson WR 78
#82 Darrell Jackson WR 82
#83 Fabian Bownes WR 45
#84 Bobby Engram WR 69
#85 Alex Bannister WR 61
#86 Jerramy Stevens TE 71
#88 James Williams WR 66
#89 Itula Mili TE 62
#90 Chad Eaton DT 77
#91 Anton Palepoi LE 62
#92 Lamar King LE 73
#93 John Randle DT 93
#94 Chad Brown ROLB 88
#95 John Hilliard LE 39
#97 Brandon Mitchell RE 77
#98 Cedric Woodard DT 47
#99 Levon Kirkland MLB 87
Last edited by GigaNation at Oct 4 2002, 11:42 AM