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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (1-0) VS. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (1-0) # Name Pos # Name Pos 1 Jeremy Boykins SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (1-0) VS. MINNESOTA VIKINGS (1-0) # Name Pos # Name Pos 1 Jeremy Boykins ..............................CB 1 Kyle Sloter ....................................... QB 2 Paxton Lynch ................................ QB SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 2019 • 7:00 P.M. (CT) • U.S. BANK STADIUM (66,467) 3 Jake Browning ................................ QB 3 Russell Wilson ............................... QB 4 Sean Mannion ................................. QB 4 Michael Dickson ...............................P 5 Dan Bailey ..........................................K 5 Jason Myers .....................................K 6 Matt Wile ...........................................P 6 J.T. Barrett ..................................... QB 7 Kaare Vedvik ..................................P/K 7 Geno Smith ................................... QB 8 Kirk Cousins ..................................... QB 8 Jamar Taylor ...................................CB SEAHAWKS OFFENSE VIKINGS OFFENSE 11 Laquon Treadwell ........................... WR 9 Terry Wright ................................. WR WR: 18 Jaron BROWN 14 DK Metcalf 17 Malik Turner WR: 19 Adam THIELEN 12 Chad Beebe 11 Laquon Treadwell 12 Chad Beebe .................................... WR 11 Gary Jennings .............................. WR 82 Amara Darboh 87 Jazz Ferguson 15 Brandon Zylstra 81 Olabisi Johnson 16 Davion Davis 13 Jeff Badet ....................................... WR 14 DK Metcalf ................................... WR LT: 76 Duane BROWN 73 Jamarco Jones 75 Elijah Nkansah LT: 71 Riley REIFF 76 Aviante Collins 72 Storm Norton 14 Stefon Diggs................................... WR 15 John Ursua ................................... WR LG: 70 Mike IUPATI 77 Ethan Pocic 63 Demetrius Knox 79 Nate Wozniak 15 Brandon Zylstra .............................. WR 16 Tyler Lockett................................. WR 16 Davion Davis .................................. WR 17 Malik Turner ................................. WR 60 (Phil Haynes) LG: 65 Pat ELFLEIN 78 Dakota Dozier 17 Dillon Mitchell................................ WR 18 Jaron Brown ................................. WR C: 68 Justin BRITT 53 Joey Hunt 77 Ethan Pocic C: 56 Garrett BRADBURY 61 Brett Jones 67 Cornelius Edison 18 Jordan Taylor .................................. WR 19 Keenan Reynolds ......................... WR RG: 78 D.J. FLUKER 66 Jordan Simmons 64 Jordan Roos 52 John Keenoy 19 Adam Thielen ................................. WR 20 Rashaad Penny ..............................RB RT: 65 Germain IFEDI 74 George Fant 62 Marcus Martin RG: 64 Josh KLINE 63 Danny Isidora 73 Dru Samia 20 Mackensie Alexander .......................CB 21 J.D. McKissic ...................................RS TE: 81 Nick VANNETT 88 Will Dissly 48 Jacob Hollister RT: 75 Brian O’NEILL 69 Rashod Hill 74 Olisaemeka Udoh 21 Mike Hughes ....................................CB 22 C.J. Prosise .....................................RB 22 Harrison Smith ...................................S 23 Neiko Thorpe ..................................CB 85 Wes Saxton 47 Jackson Harris 84 (Ed Dickson) TE: 82 Kyle RUDOLPH 84 Irv Smith Jr. 83 Tyler Conklin 23 Mike Boone ......................................RB 24 Shalom Luani .................................SS WR: 16 Tyler LOCKETT 83 David Moore 19 Keenan Reynolds 89 (David Morgan) 87 Cole Hikutini 86 Brandon Dillon 24 Holton Hill ........................................CB 25 Travis Homer ..................................RB 11 Gary Jennings 15 John Ursua 9 Terry Wright WR: 14 Stefon DIGGS 18 Jordan Taylor 13 Jeff Badet 25 Alexander Mattison ..........................RB 26 Shaquill Griffin ...............................CB QB: 3 Russell WILSON 7 Geno Smith OR 2 Paxton Lynch 17 Dillon Mitchell 85 Alexander Hollins 26 Trae Waynes .....................................CB 27 Marquise Blair ................................SS 6 J.T. Barrett QB: 8 Kirk COUSINS 4 Sean Mannion 1 Kyle Sloter 27 Jayron Kearse .....................................S 28 Ugo Amadi .....................................FS 29 Xavier Rhodes ..................................CB 30 Bradley McDougald........................SS FB: 44 Nick BELLORE 3 Jake Browning 30 C.J. Ham ...........................................FB 32 Chris Carson ...................................RB RB: 32 Chris CARSON 20 Rashaad Penny 21 J.D. McKissic FB: 30 C.J. HAM 48 Khari Blasingame 31 Ameer Abdullah ...............................RB 33 Tedric Thompson ............................FS 22 C.J. Prosise 25 Travis Homer 40 Bo Scarbrough HB: 33 Dalvin COOK 25 Alexander Mattison 31 Ameer Abdullah 32 De’Angelo Henderson .......................RB 34 Simeon Thomas .............................CB 41 Xavier Turner 23 Mike Boone 32 De’Angelo Henderson 33 Dalvin Cook ......................................RB 35 DeShawn Shead .............................CB 34 Duke Thomas ...................................CB 36 Akeem King ...................................CB 35 Isaiah Wharton...................................S 37 Tre Flowers .....................................CB 36 Craig James ......................................CB 39 Kalan Reed .....................................CB VIKINGS DEFENSE SEAHAWKS DEFENSE 37 Derron Smith......................................S 40 Bo Scarbrough ...............................RB LE: 99 Danielle HUNTER 95 Ifeadi Odenigbo 79 Karter Schult DE: 99 Quinton JEFFERSON 93 Branden Jackson 94 Rasheem Green 38 Kris Boyd ..........................................CB 41 Xavier Turner ..................................RB 95 (L.J. Collier) 39 Marcus Epps .......................................S 42 Lano Hill ........................................SS 74 Stacy Keely 90 (Tashawn Bower) 40 Kentrell Brothers ..............................LB 43 Jalen Harvey ..................................SS DT: 93 Shamar STEPHEN 92 Jalyn Holmes 51 Hercules Mata’afa DT: 90 Jarran REED 72 Al Woods 92 Nazair Jones 41 Anthony Harris ...................................S 44 Nick Bellore ....................................FB 66 Curtis Cothran 61 Jay-Tee Tiuli 67 Demarcus Christmas 42 Ben Gedeon .....................................LB NT: 97 Poona FORD 75 Earl Mitchell 66 Jamie Meder 46 Jawuan Johnson ............................LB NT: 98 Linval JOSEPH 94 Jaleel Johnson 96 Armon Watts 43 Reshard Cliett ...................................LB 47 Justin Currie ...................................LB 79 Bryan Mone 44 Nate Meadors ...................................CB 47 Jackson Harris ................................TE 60 Tito Odenigbo LEO: 91 Cassius MARSH 59 Jacob Martin 51 Barkevious Mingo 45 Greer Martini....................................LB 48 Jacob Hollister ...............................TE RE: 97 Everson GRIFFEN 91 Stephen Weatherly 68 Ade Aruna 98 (Ziggy Ansah) 46 Bené Benwikere ...............................CB 48 Juwon Young .................................LB 62 Anree Saint-Amour OLB: 56 Mychal KENDRICKS 49 Shaquem Griffin 48 Juwon Young 48 Khari Blasingame .............................FB 49 Shaquem Griffin.............................LB MLB: 54 Bobby WAGNER 57 Cody Barton 58 Austin Calitro 50 Eric Wilson........................................LB 50 K.J. Wright .....................................LB WLB: 42 Ben GEDEON 50 Eric Wilson 43 Reshard Cliett 51 Hercules Mata’afa .............................DE 51 Barkevious Mingo ..........................DE MLB: 54 Eric KENDRICKS 40 Kentrell Brothers 59 Cameron Smith OLB: 50 K.J. WRIGHT 55 Ben Burr-Kirven 46 Jawuan Johnson 52 John Keenoy.......................................C 53 Joey Hunt .........................................C SLB: 55 Anthony BARR 57 Devante Downs 45 Greer Martini 47 (Justin Currie) 54 Eric Kendricks ...................................LB 54 Bobby Wagner ...............................LB LCB: 26 Trae WAYNES 21 (Mike Hughes) 36 Craig James LCB: 26 Shaquill GRIFFIN 36 Akeem King 34 Simeon Thomas 55 Anthony Barr....................................LB 55 Ben Burr-Kirven .............................LB 39 Kalan Reed 56 Garrett Bradbury ................................C 56 Mychal Kendricks ...........................LB 34 Duke Thomas 44 Nate Meadors RCB: 37 Tre FLOWERS 23 Neiko Thorpe 1 Jeremy Boykins 57 Devante Downs ................................LB 57 Cody Barton ...................................LB RCB: 29 Xavier RHODES 20 Mackensie Alexander 46 Bené Benwikere 8 Jamar Taylor 58 Austin Cutting ..................................LS 58 Austin Calitro .................................LB 38 Kris Boyd 24 Holton Hill SS: 30 Bradley McDOUGALD 42 Lano Hill 27 Marquise Blair 59 Cameron Smith ................................LB 59 Jacob Martin ..................................DE SS: 22 Harrison SMITH 37 Derron Smith 35 Isaiah Wharton 35 DeShawn Shead 43 Jalen Harvey 60 Tito Odenigbo ..................................DT 60 Phil Haynes ......................................G 61 Brett Jones .........................................C 61 Jay-Tee Tiuli ...................................DT FS: 41 Anthony HARRIS 27 Jayron Kearse 39 Marcus Epps FS: 33 Tedric THOMPSON 24 Shalom Luani 28 Ugo Amadi 62 Anree Saint-Amour ..........................DE 62 Marcus Martin .................................G 63 Danny Isidora .....................................G 63 Demetrius Knox ...............................G 64 Josh Kline ...........................................G 64 Jordan Roos .....................................G 65 Pat Elflein ...........................................G 65 Germain Ifedi ............................... 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