NFL 11주차 해외픽스터 전경기 예상#2

Is it crazy to take the Falcons on the road? Richard Sherman being out is scary for the Seahawks. Even if he hasn't played quite at the level he did during the Super Bowl days, the prospect of those Atlanta receivers against Seattle's other CBs must tug at the 12s' confidence a little. Which Matt Ryan will show up might be the better query. With Devonta Freeman in concussion protocol, and Bobby Wagner at MLB, running will be tough bidness for Atlanta. The Falcons were fortunate to not have to face Sean Lee much last week. Oh, man. Can't decide who to pick. You tell me this time: @HarrisonNFL. Maybe I can leave nastygrams on your Twitter when you're wrong. That would be so lit. Or not. 

Fun fact: Russell Wilson has accounted for 82.1 percent of the Seahawks' scrimmage yards this season -- the highest percentage in the Super Bowl era. The current full-season record? Jon Kitna's 81.8 percent mark on the 2006 Lions. I'm sure you could've guessed that. Jon Kitna, running machine.

With the Titans coming into Pittsburgh as a playoff contender, we'll see top-end speed from the Steelers. If Tennessee were, say, 3-6? Pittsburgh would probably turn the football over five times and go to OT. Tell me I am wrong, Steelers faithful. This matchup always reminds me of that sick interception Troy Polamalu made with one hand against Kerry Collins during the 2009 NFL Kickoff Game. Remember that? One key matchup to watch: Tennessee's run game (which sprung to life last week) vs. Pittsburgh's so-so run defense. Opponents are averaging a solid 4.2 yards per carry on Keith Butler's defense. Offensively, Pittsburgh boasts the NFL's rushing andreceiving yards leaders ( Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown). Two teams have finished the season with both: the 1991 Cowboys and 1999 Colts. Both lost in the Divisional Round.

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