Luke Willson

I'm dying.

Do you think he's capable?

I think he's capable, yes.

But I really think, if you want to ask me to preview this whole thing, I think that Seattle is heavily advantaged here.

But there is a caveat.

Let's talk ball.

I would heavily lean Seattle on paper.

Heavily.

But what gets strange, and I do bring it back to my Super Bowl, the one we lost to, not the one we won, the one we lost to the Patriots.

I would say that that Super Bowl as well, talent-wise, we were much better than New England across the board.

But what New England has, and they have shades of it from the Belichick era, are these games where they just seem to steal moments, steal plays, situational football.

It almost happened at the end of the half I just mentioned with the Vrabel timeout.

If the Seahawks come out and have a Tariq Woolen moment against New England,

Vrabel knows how to manipulate game.

They say that he's like the greatest knower of the rules in the NFL.

Just knows everything.

So, coaching-wise, I love the Seahawks.

I really do.

I think they have a tremendous staff.

But Josh McDaniels has, you know, the OC there has played against a lot of great defenses.