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So...ummm Seattle clinched home field advantage?

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i hope those attending his clinic got their money back

Wilson played a great game. Seattle lost that game by giving up one long run on defense. Wilson is showing he's one of the very top QB's in the NFL. Without Wilson Seattle would be lagging in the hunt for a wild card.

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Going to be tough to beat the birds in their own nest. In fact, I'm not sure there is an NFC team that can go in there and beat them. They sure aren't all that great on the road though. I wouldn't favor them over whichever AFC team makes it to the SB if Seattle gets there.

If Seattle makes it to the Super Bowl, they will win with no drama.

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Disagree. They are pretty dependent on that 12th man.

Their record is 11-2. They have never been blown out. Their losses on the road were by less than a TD and extra point. Sure they love to be at home like everyone, except the redskins, but they can play anywhere. There's a different mentality there now than in the past.

They are the best team in the NFL at this time. Period.

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Wilson played a great game. Seattle lost that game by giving up one long run on defense. Wilson is showing he's one of the very top QB's in the NFL. Without Wilson Seattle would be lagging in the hunt for a wild card.

He played ok. But it was far from a clinic.

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What scenario would the Colts play Seattle in the playoffs???

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They would have to get to the Super Bowl   :D

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Wilson's much better than i orginally thought, but he ain't no luck. RW is a game manager at best, not that's a bad thing.

Sorry, but Wilson has been better than Luck to this point in their careers by just about any statistical measure you want to use and it really isn't that close. Wilson has a higher QB rating (102.4 - 80.3), higher completion percentage (64.4 - 56.1), higher YPA (8.3 - 6.8), more TD passes (50 - 44), fewer INTs (18 - 27), and more yards rushing (997 - 620). Wilson also has the most wins for any 2nd year QB in history (23) with still two games left and is only the 3rd QB to ever throw for more than 50 TDs in his first two seasons joining Dan Marino and Peyton Manning.

For those calling for objectivity the facts speak for themselves. Luck might still end up having the better career but he hasn't up to this point.

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Sorry, but Wilson has been better than Luck to this point in their careers by just about any statistical measure you want to use and it really isn't that close. Wilson has a higher QB rating (102.4 - 80.3), higher completion percentage (64.4 - 56.1), higher YPA (8.3 - 6.8), more TD passes (50 - 44), fewer INTs (18 - 27), and more yards rushing (997 - 620). Wilson also has the most wins for any 2nd year QB in history (23) with still two games left and is only the 3rd QB to ever throw for more than 50 TDs in his first two seasons joining Dan Marino and Peyton Manning.

For those calling for objectivity the facts speak for themselves. Luck might still end up having the better career but he hasn't up to this point.

See that? It is possible to be a fan of a particular team, but still retain some objectivity.

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