Series History

user · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

Saturday's Redskins-Seahawks Wild Card playoff game marks the 15th
time the two clubs have met. Overall, the Redskins hold a 9-5 lead in
the series.

In the regular season, the two teams have played 13 times, with
Washington holding a 9-4 lead in the series.

The Redskins and Seahawks have met just once in the postseason. In the
2005 NFC Divisional Playoffs, the Seahawks prevailed 20-10 at Qwest
Field, moving on to the NFC Championship game and ultimately Super
Bowl XL.

The Seahawks took the lead late in the second quarter when quarterback
Matt Hasselbeck tossed a 29-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver
Darrell Jackson. Then, early in the third quarter, Hasselbeck scored
on a 6-yard touchdown run.

Mark Brunell threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss to make
the score 17-10 early in the fourth quarter, but the Redskins could
get no closer.

Brunell finished with 22-of-37 pass completions for 242 yards and one
touchdown. Moss was his top target, hauling in seven passes for 103
yards. Clinton Portis rushed for 41 yards on 17 carries.

The late Sean Taylor led the defense with six tackles. The Redskins
could not generate enough pressure on Hasselbeck, logging no sacks in
the game.

The most recent regular-season meeting was Oct. 2, 2005, when the
Redskins defeated the Seahawks 20-17 in overtime at FedExField.

Nick Novak kicked a game-winning field goal on Washington's first
possession of overtime to give the Redskins the win.

The last time the two teams met at Qwest Field in the regular season
was Nov. 3, 2002. The Redskins defeated the Seahawks 14-3 on two
touchdown passes by quarterback Shane Matthews.

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Tad Perry · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 14

wrote in message@4ax.com...
>
> The most recent regular-season meeting was Oct. 2, 2005, when the
> Redskins defeated the Seahawks 20-17 in overtime at FedExField.
>
> Nick Novak kicked a game-winning field goal on Washington's first
> possession of overtime to give the Redskins the win.
>
> The last time the two teams met at Qwest Field in the regular season
> was Nov. 3, 2002. The Redskins defeated the Seahawks 14-3 on two
> touchdown passes by quarterback Shane Matthews.

I remember. Trust me. It's games like that have had me picking against the
Hawks all year long. Everytime I think we're totally doomed, something goes
good. The instant I start thinking it's going our way, we trip.

You're not so bad and maybe not a troll that needs to get out or anything.
At least you're into serious discussion. You do have a team that might walk
in here and take it.

But you need to understand that that depends on which Hawks show up
tomorrow. I've seen the ones that can blow ANY team away. Have you seen that
one? You're just a half day away, pal.

I honestly believe the Seahawks believe in themselves. I'm not sure that the
Redskins do yet.

tvp

Melvin · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

> I honestly believe the Seahawks believe in themselves. I'm not sure that the
> Redskins do yet.
>
> tvp

Both teams believe in themselves, both teams are well-coached. But one
team has superior talent at almost every position except TE.

One team had to fight and claw to be 9-7. One team would have been
12-4 -- or at least 11-5 -- if it hadn't already clinched its
division.

Melvin

Kevin LaBerge · Joined: 14 Oct 2007 Posts: 23

"Melvin" wrote in message @c23g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>
>> I honestly believe the Seahawks believe in themselves. I'm not sure that
>> the
>> Redskins do yet.
>>
>> tvp
>
> Both teams believe in themselves, both teams are well-coached. But one
> team has superior talent at almost every position except TE.
>
> One team had to fight and claw to be 9-7. One team would have been
> 12-4 -- or at least 11-5 -- if it hadn't already clinched its
> division.
>
> Melvin

I think the 'Skins have us at RB by a country mile too. Still, I think we're
just too much overall for them to deal with, especially at Qwest.

user · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

On Sat, 5 Jan 2008 03:03:14 -0800, "Tad Perry"
wrote:

>
>I honestly believe the Seahawks believe in themselves. I'm not sure that the
>Redskins do yet.
>
>tvp
>

Looks like the Hawks did. Good game. Hopefully there will be a rematch
next year, at Fed Ex!!!

Eli Manning is the Luckiest SOB in the History of Football He's thrown at least a half dozen absolutely horrific passes in this last drive alone, and he's still in it.

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