Though the final offensive statistics weren't what we've come to expect from a Seahawks team, this 21-12 victory over the Cowboys reminded both Adam and Brandan of a version of this Seattle team from recent history. Russell Wilson didn't need to put it in the air 30-40 times to get a win, instead they kept it on the ground and grinded out 30 runs while getting takeaways from the defense to secure the win.
The run defense returned to help slow down Elliot's return to the Cowboys and it successfully ended any playoff chance for Dallas this season. Yet, Earl Thomas was caught on camera campaigning for his favorite team growing up to come get him.
Needing a victory over the Cardinals at home and a Falcons loss to the Panthers, the guys look ahead not just to the Arizona game but potential playoff opponents. Two options Adam doesn't want, one that he's okay with, and one that both guys really, really want to see happen in the Wild Card round.
In the second half of the show the guys check in on Russell Wilson's MVP chances and look at the players who were selected for the Pro Bowl as well as the alternates. Do better nods go to retail store check writers and announcers who sound as though they're overtly cheering for a particular team. Better at life nods go out to those who helped make Santa magic happen and to a former Seahawks defensive tackle for a kind deed on Christmas Eve.
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