Seattle Seahawks: Takeaways vs San Francisco Part 2

Chris Phillips   |  

Dec 6, 2021

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The Seattle Seahawks came away with a victory and ended their three-game losing streak. It wasn’t a pretty game but it took the entire team to get the win. Let’s review this Seattle Seahawks game.

Starting the week off with a Seattle Seahawks win feels good. It’s been a while since 12’s have been able to have this feeling. The good news is that the Seattle fan base should be able to keep this good feeling for another week. As the Seahawks take on Houston in Week 14. Alright, let’s get to the good stuff.

Gerald Everett – Ball Security

Poor guy is responsible for all three of the Seattle Seahawks turnovers. Coughing up the football two times and bobbling a pass acrobatically to a defender for Russell Wilson’s interception. I feel in these instances Wilson shouldn’t get blamed for the interception as he did nothing wrong. This is a topic for another time. I’m sure Gerald Everett is sick with himself about the turnovers and will be working extra hard on his ball security.

Running Game has a Pulse

The Seattle Seahawks running game is not that dead. Running for 146-yards against San Francisco. Ok, so 73 of those yards came on a trick play, more on that in a bit. Still, Adrian Peterson showed some burst doesn’t look as cooked as people like you to believe. Rashaad Penny reminded everyone why the Seattle Seahawks drafted him. Now, if we can have everyone say a prayer or two for him to stay healthy for the remainder of the year. 

If the Seattle Seahawks can at least get the running game to the level of the opponent having to be aware of it. That will be a huge boost for this offense. Right now, opponents don’t have to worry about the Seattle Seahawks run game. They can focus most of their attention on keeping Tyler Lockett, Everett, and D.K. Metcalf contained.

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