Russell Wilson stat line

[Uhsplit]

What happened to the Hawks in that game that was a real statistical aberration in terms of play outcome?

We gave up 5 TO's and won the game. We NEVER give up 5 TO's.

In reverse action in 2013 we were 7-1 at home. The one loss was to the Cards. Carson had 4 ints in the game and the Cards won...in Seattle.
Wierd stuff sometimes happens just like in the NFCCG.

 

[Crimsoncrew]

We gave up 5 TO's and won the game. We NEVER give up 5 TO's.

In reverse action in 2013 we were 7-1 at home. The one loss was to the Cards. Carson had 4 ints in the game and the Cards won...in Seattle.
Wierd stuff sometimes happens just like in the NFCCG.

It's weird, perhaps, but it wasn't bad luck. They were good plays by the Packers or bad plays by the Hawks. For most of the game, the Packers sat back on D in the passing game and forced Wilson to beat them from the pocket. But for the defense playing very well, that strategy would have worked perfectly.

And if we're going to talk about luck factoring in, Wilson is lucky his INT numbers aren't far worse than they are. Nearly every game he throws at least one ball that SHOULD be intercepted but isn't. Kap is similar, though a fair number of his near-misses are on hard-thrown balls that defenders will have trouble catching.

 

[MHSL82]

We gave up 5 TO's and won the game. We NEVER give up 5 TO's.

In reverse action in 2013 we were 7-1 at home. The one loss was to the Cards. Carson had 4 ints in the game and the Cards won...in Seattle.
Wierd stuff sometimes happens just like in the NFCCG.

4's a magic number, Luck won the WC game last year with 4 INTs. Dalton and Hoyer won with 3-4 INTs this year, too (0-2 TDs).

 

[Uhsplit]

It's weird, perhaps, but it wasn't bad luck. They were good plays by the Packers or bad plays by the Hawks. For most of the game, the Packers sat back on D in the passing game and forced Wilson to beat them from the pocket. But for the defense playing very well, that strategy would have worked perfectly.

And if we're going to talk about luck factoring in, Wilson is lucky his INT numbers aren't far worse than they are. Nearly every game he throws at least one ball that SHOULD be intercepted but isn't. Kap is similar, though a fair number of his near-misses are on hard-thrown balls that defenders will have trouble catching.

I think you can say that about every NFL QB.