At this point in the season, we can observe a trend in the Seattle Seahawks’ offensive output, and it isn’t a positive one. In their first three games, they scored 21, 24, and 17 points in the first halves, respectively. This equates to a little more than 20.5 points, on average. Since then, they have scored 7, 7, 0, and 7. This shakes out to a little less than seven first half points per game. The absence of Russell Wilson is undoubtedly a factor, but this problem goes much deeper, as he was present for the first halves of the Niners and Rams games.
Waldron Watch, Week 7: Rashaad Penny edition
