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Seattle Seahawks (NFC West - 12-5) at Green Bay Packers (NFC North - 13-3) EST. 1967 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS EST. 1919 Seattle Seahawks (NFC West - 12-5) at Green Bay Packers (NFC North - 13-3) NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS // SUNDAY, JAN. 12, 2020 // 6:40 PM ET // LAMBEAU FIELD // REFEREE: CLETE BLAKEMAN SERIES HISTORY (INCL. PLAYOFFS) LEADER: Packers lead all-time series, 13-9 LAST GAME: 11/15/18: Packers 24 at Seahawks 27 STREAKS: Packers have won 3 of past 4 LAST GAME AT SITE: 9/10/17: Packers 17, Seahawks 9 PLAYOFF SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Packers lead all-time series, 2-1 LAST GAME: 1/18/15: Packers 22 at Seahawks 28 (OT) STREAKS: Packers have won 2 of past 3 LAST GAME AT SITE: 1/12/08: Packers 42, Seahawks 20 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS GREEN BAY PACKERS 17-16 PLAYOFF RECORD 34-22 W 17-9 at Philadelphia LAST WEEK Bye (Week 17: W 23-20 at Detroit) 5-1 (Car 1-0, Min 1-0, Phi 2-0, SF 1-1) VS. COMMON OPP. 3-2 (Car 1-0, Min 2-0, Phi 0-1, SF 0-1) 25.3/24.9 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 23.5/19.6 374.4 OFFENSE 345.5 Russell Wilson: 341-516-4110-31-5-106.3 PASSING Aaron Rodgers: 353-569-4002-26-4-95.4 Marshawn Lynch: 12-34-2.8-1 RUSHING Aaron Jones: 236-1084-4.6-16 (T1L) Tyler Lockett: 82-1057-12.9-8 RECEIVING Davante Adams: 83-997-12.0-5 381.6 DEFENSE 352.6 Rasheem Green: 4 SACKS Za’Darius Smith: 13.5 Many tied: 3 INTS Kevin King: 5 +12 (32/20) TAKE/GIVE +12 (25/13) David Moore: 7.5 PR Tyler Ervin: 9.6 Tyler Lockett: 19.9 KR Tyler Ervin: 26.7 Michael Dickson: 45.1 (40.9) PUNTING (NET) JK Scott: 44.0 (39.9) Jason Myers: 109 (40/44 PAT; 23/28 FG) KICKING Mason Crosby: 106 (40/41 PAT; 22/24 FG) HEAD COACH: PETE CARROLL HEAD COACH: MATT LAFLEUR 4-5 VS. OPPONENT 0-0 11-8 PLAYOFF RECORD 0-0 SEAHAWKS TEAM NOTES PACKERS TEAM NOTES • SEATTLE had postseason franchise-record 7 sacks in NFC-W • PACKERS won NFC North for 1st time since 2016 & won 13 vs. Phi. & team earned 1st road playoff win since 2015 Wild games, most in single season since 2011 (15 wins). Was 1 of 2 Card (at Min.). (BALTIMORE) with 7 wins at home in 2019. • PETE CARROLL has led Seattle to postseason in 8 of his 10 • MATT LAFLEUR makes postseason debut as head coach seasons as head coach. & joined JIM CALDWELL (2009), JIM HARBAUGH (2011), • SEATTLE ranked 4th in rush yards per game (137.5) & tied for STEVE MARIUCCI (1997) & GEORGE SEIFERT (1989) as 2nd in FFs (18) & 5th in INTs (16). rookie head coaches to win 13+ games. • QB RUSSELL WILSON has 95 career wins, including • GREEN BAY ranked 4th in NFC in scoring defense (19.6) & postseason, since 2012, 2nd-most by player in his 1st 8 tied-3rd in NFL with 17 INTs. seasons in NFL history. • QB AARON RODGERS led Packers to SB XLV in 2010. • SEAHAWKS had 2 players selected to 2020 Pro Bowl: LB • PACKERS had 2 player selected to 2020 Pro Bowl: T DAVID BOBBY WAGNER & QB RUSSELL WILSON. BAKHTIARI & QB AARON RODGERS. TV: FOX (6:40 PM ET): Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews (field reporter), Chris Myers (field reporter) ON THE AIRWAVES NATIONAL RADIO: Westwood One: Kevin Harlan, James Lofton, Hub Arkush (field reporter) SIRIUS: 82 (Sea), 83 (GB) | XM: 226 (Sea), 225 (GB) EST. 1967 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS EST. 1919 Seattle Seahawks (NFC West - 12-5) at Green Bay Packers (NFC North - 13-3) SEAHAWKS NOTES PACKERS NOTES • QB RUSSELL WILSON passed for 325 yards & TD vs. 0 INTs • QB AARON RODGERS ranks 5th in postseason history in TD for 108.3 rating last week. Had 4,110 pass yards in 2019, his passes (36) & rating (99.4 - min. 10 games). Aims for his 6th in 3rd career 4,000-yard season. Joined PEYTON MANNING & row in playoffs with 2+ TD passes. Has 14 TDs vs. INT for 106.7 CAM NEWTON as only QBs with 3,000+ pass yards in each of rating in 6 career home playoff starts. Has 7 TDs vs. INT for 1st 8 seasons. Has 15 TDs (13 pass, 2 rush) vs. 6 INTs for 96 111 rating 4 career home games vs. Sea. rating in 7 career road playoff starts. Had GW TD pass in OT vs. • RB AARON JONES tied for league lead in both scrimmage GB in 2014 NFC-C (1/18/15). TDs (19) & rush TDs (16), second-most rush TDs in a single • RB MARSHAWN LYNCH had rush TD last week. Has 10 season in GB history. Was 1 of 3 RBs (DERRICK HENRY & rush TDs in 12 career playoff games. Aims for his 3rd in row CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY) with 6 games of 2+ TDs. Has 7 TDs with rush TD. Had 183 scrimmage yards (157 rush, 26 rec.) (6 rush, 1 rec.) in his past 4 at home. RB JAMAAL WILLIAMS & rush TD in last postseason meeting (1/18/15 - NFC-C). Has led NFC RBs with 5 rec. TDs in 2019. 6 postseason games with 100+ rush yards, tied 2nd-most in • WR DAVANTE ADAMS leads NFL with 40 rec. TDs since 2016 NFL history. & is 1 of 5 with 5+ TD catches in each of past 4 seasons. Has • WR TYLER LOCKETT led team with career highs in receptions 15 receptions for 242 yards (121 per game) & 2 TDs in 2 career (82) & rec. yards (1,057) in 2019. Rookie WR DK METCALF home playoff games. Aims for his 3rd postseason game in had 7 catches for 160 yards & TD catch in NFC-W, most by row at home with 100+ rec. yards & TD catch. TE JIMMY any rookie in playoff game in the SB era. Tied for 2nd among GRAHAM had 18 rec. TDs in 3 seasons (2015-17) with Sea. rookies in receptions (58), tied 3rd rec. TDs (7) & ranked 3rd • LB ZA’DARIUS SMITH had career-high 13.5 sacks in with 900 rec. yards. 2019, most by GB player since CLAY MATTHEWS (13.5 in • LB BOBBY WAGNER led NFL with 159 tackles. Had 10 tackles 2010). Smith & LB PRESTON SMITH (12) were only pair of in 2014 NFC-C vs. GB. LB K.J. WRIGHT had career-high 132 teammates in 2019 & 1st pair of teammates in GB history tackles in 2019. DE JADEVEON CLOWNEY had 1st career with 12+ sacks each. LB BLAKE MARTINEZ ranked 2nd in NFL playoff sack last week. S BRADLEY MCDOUGALD led team with 155 tackles in 2019. CB JAIRE ALEXANDER tied 2nd in with 11 tackles & had sack in NFC-W. Aims for his 3rd playoff NFC with career-high 17 PD. CB KEVIN KING was only NFC DB game in row with 10+ tackles. with 15+ PD (15) & 5+ INTs (5) this season. QUARTERBACKS QBS WITH MOST WITHMOST WINSIN POSTSEASON TD PASSES FIRST 8 IN NFL HISTORY SEASONS TOM BRADY INCLUDING POSTSEASON NEW ENGLAND IN NFL HISTORY 73 TD PASSES IN 40 GAMES JOE MONTANAHOF TOM BRADY SAN FRANCISCO/KANSAS CITY 100 WINS (2000-07) 45 TD PASSES IN 23 GAMES NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS BRETT FAVREHOF RUSSELL WILSON GREEN BAY/MINNESOTA 44 TD PASSES IN 24 GAMES 95 WINS (2012-19) SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (IN EIGHTH SEASON) PEYTON MANNING INDIANAPOLIS/DENVER 40 TD PASSES IN 27 GAMES BEN ROETHLISBERGER AARON RODGERS 90 WINS (2004-11) GREEN BAY PITTSBURGH STEELERS 36 TD PASSES IN 17 GAMES.
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