Seahawk player of the game predictions

[hawkfan68]

My gut is telling me that these guys are going to have tremendous impact in tomorrow's game -

Offense: Luke Willson
Defense: Bruce Irvin

I chose Luke Willson because I believe he poses the biggest threat as a X-factor for the Packers. He is the biggest matchup problem when you take away Lynch. Baldwin and Kearse have big games so I wouldn't be surprised if they had a great game. This has a potential to be another Arizona Cardinal type of game for Willson though.

Bruce Irvin on defense because I think his speed and versatility comes into play. If they have him spying on Rodgers or letting him pass rush. He had a monster game his rookie year against the Packers. He had 3 or 4 sacks that outing. Clemons had a bunch too. He is the X-factor on defense.

Keep in mind that their stats may not tell the whole story but I think these two guys will have a big impact on the game nonetheless.

 

[Sac]

I can see Bruce having a 2 sack day. I also see the Beast with over 100 yards and a couple TDs. RW is going to have a big day too.

 

[Largent80]

Lynch and those gold shoes are going to make history.

 

[Laloosh]

I think Cliff Avril and Russell Wilson have big games.

 

[Sealake80]

Last week I said Kam and predicted an interception and bone jarring hits changing the game. This week I go with Kam again. He might be the best player on the field. It's kind of wired to think that with our current team. Look what he has done in the playoffs. Monster game again from Kam. Book it.

 

[Bobblehead]

Kam
WIlson

 

[trharder]

Doug Baldwin is my choice after re-watching last years NFC championship game.
Kam is on a roll and I doubt that will change in one week.

 

[Hasselbeck]

Lynch and Kam

 

[IndyHawk]

Kam and Russ..The bigger the game the more they seem to bring...

 

[3Girls'HawkDad]

Angry Doug Baldwin and Cliff Avril are my boys for this one.

 

[SalishHawkFan]

Lynch and Wagner.

 

[tifferradish]

I think it will be Kam or Bobby on defense and Lynch on offense. I do think that Norwood is going to make some clutch plays for us as well

 

[Ruminator]

Offense: Use-the-force LUKE!
Defense: Abuse-the-farce EARL!

(Damn, I just realized something. The game is less than 24 hours away!)

 

[Grahamhawker]

Tough one.

Offense: want to go with Marshawn, because I think he will have a huge impact regardless of his numbers. If GB totally sells out to stop Marshawn all game long, I think Russell kills them, throwing and running. When they key on that, Marshawn comes back to take over. Hard to go receiver, as I can see ADB, Kearse, LL, and others all having significant contributions.

Defense: Earl could have his typical All-Pro caliber game and hardly be noticed. Avril or Bennett or Bruce could come up with a couple critical sacks. Kam...just for doing what he does. As Sherman gets "tested" (stupid term), he could be the difference maker. Maxwell could come up big. Bobby was a one-man tackling machine on Lacy week 1.



So, gotta go with:

Lynch
&
Wagner

 

[HawkGANG]

Defense - Earl Thomas

Offense - Marshawn Lynch

 

[pmedic920]

I'm with L80 and others, I have a crazy feeling that #24 goes full on "BeastMode "

 

[Sports Hernia]

Beastmode and B. Wags.

 

[Hasselbeck]

Itula Milli and Jeb Huckeba.


What was the question again?

Over Karsten Bailey and Anton Palepoi?!

Ballsy.

 

[HawKnPeppa]

Beastmode and B. Wags.

Very possible. RW historically hasn't had great games against GB; however, I think this game will be different because the hawks have done best-to-date job incorporating all of his strengths this season.

My guesses are Wagner and Wilson, with at least an honorable mention to Kevin Williams. The team really needs KW to play well, and he should be ultra motivated to reach his first Super Bowl, which is finally in sight. For those reason, I expect a monster game from him. He can truly be a difference maker in this game.

 

[Seafan]

Itula Milli and Jeb Huckeba.


What was the question again?

Over Karsten Bailey and Anton Palepoi?!

Ballsy.

Wait, Changing to Reggie Brown and Fred Thomas.

Jessie Green and Cornell Webster.