I really hope that Madden NFL 24 is going to forget

Like Griffin, Wilson is also an opponent on the ground whether it's purposely designed or through scrambling. He averaged more than five yards on the ground this season and added four touchdowns on the rushing route Mut 24 Coins. However, it's Lynch who's the mainstay in the backfield, with an average of five yards per run with the second-highest number of chances in league. Similar to Wilson, Lynch rarely coughs his ball away, and has only lost two fumbles throughout the season. A high turnover margin is usually the most efficient way to victory on the road and the two players Lynch and Wilson aren't afraid to give it away.

Hogs Haven dissects the plot of Haslett to repeatedly crush the Cowboys and speculates on what might be coming for Seattle:

We needed Jim Haslett and his defense to unite and take us into the playoffs.

The game plan defensive coordinator Haslett devised was certainly gutsy, but it was executed flawlessly, and resulted in Tony Romo and the Cowboys stunned. The Redskins were sending blitz after blitz in effort to get to Romo before he was able to make a play. Sometimes, they would disguise the blitz by using similar designs while at other times they weren't trying to hide the fact in any way.

Regional Takes Seahawks

Kenneth Arthur of Field Gulls discusses the Seahawks conclusion to the season and looks ahead to Washington:

I really hope that Madden NFL 24 is going to forget the Seahawks in the future and will instead be focusing on the Redskins Their Most Outstanding Rookie of the YearRobert Griffin III and their seven straight wins over Seattle. Please count out the Seahawks out. This is precisely what this team loves. We, you and I, are Seattle supporters. We wereborn with chip on our shoulder. We weren't given anything. And neither was Richard Sherman, or Wilson as well as Doug Baldwin, or Brandon Browner. A close game? A 90-yard drive is needed to score the go-ahead touchdown Buy Mut Coins Madden 24? Griffin winning the NFC East on national television? Phew!