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Seattle Seahawks 2010 NFL Football Future Lines

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Seattle Seahawks Betting Odds – NFL Football Future Lines

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Let’s take a look at the numbers:

Last season – 5-11 SU, 6-10 ATS
Projection this season – 7-9 (third in NFC West)

Someone really needs to sit down and have a long talk with Matt Hasselbeck and explain that if he wants to be able to walk at age 50, he should retire real soon.

Hasselbeck just takes way too many hits and has injuries too numerous to mention.

But since Hasselbeck will be back this season, the focus has to be on an offensive line that has been decimated by injuries the past two seasons and has little depth this time around. Seattle responded to the O-line crisis by using the 6th overall draft pick to take Russell Okung, and he should start.

The rest of the line, though, is on obscure group that either hasn’t done the job, has been hurt or has moved from another position. Not good, especially for Hasselbeck. [soliloquy id=”82219″]

The running backs probably won’t help a lot. Julius Jones and Justin Forsett are average at best, and the RB corps won’t get much of a bump as import Leon Washington tries to give it a go a year removed from a leg fracture.

Deion Branch never really worked out as a slot receiver as he battled injuries, so the job goes to rookie Golden Tate. Wideouts T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Deon Butler have skills, but on several teams would be life and death to even start.

Outside of drafting Earl Thomas (Round 1) at Safety (He should play CB), and Walter Thurmond (Round 4), the Seahawks have basically the same secondary that ranked 30th in the league last season.

Complicating matters is that Seattle had trouble putting even moderate pressure on opposing QBs, with a defensive line that does not play with the game-to-game instensity needed in a league that is dominated by passers.

The good news is that the linebackers help compensate for lack of skills in front and behind them. Aaron Curry is the real deal and one of the few Seahawks who can get within a short cab ride of the quarterback.

David Hawthorne is a solid all-around player, and Lofa Tatupu (returning slowly after missing most of last season with an injury) will round out a good group.

THE WAY IT LOOKS NOW – Seven wins might be a little generous for a team that has so many questions and just does not play physical enough to be a factor on the road. The Seahawks’ last decent road win was in early December 2002, against Philadelphia.

Pete Carroll has his work cut out, but he has to like an early-season schedule that is not too difficult.

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Lawrence Paul is a regular contributor to the Cappers Picks Blog, and is a free-lance gambling and travel writer from Massachusetts.

By Lawrence Paul

Lawrence Paul is back in the saddle as a regular contributor to the Cappers Picks Blog. He's got an AMAZING knack for predicting when a team will have a letdown! Stick with our resident gambling experts sports betting tips all season long!