Winning in Seattle is tough enough. Add a rookie quarterback and a team that has struggled on the road this season to the equation, and you understand why the 5-4 Eagles initially were given 6.5 points against the 6-2-1 Seahawks.
The all-time series between these birds is tied at seven, and both are flying high off a Week 10 win.
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Referee Carl Cheffers and his crew might have their work cut out for them in this one: a matchup of two physical defenses that rank among the best in the NFL.
Here are all the stats that pop ahead of Sunday's game.
Seattle: Won two straight vs. Philly; last loss to Eagles was in 2008 with Seneca Wallace at quarterback
Seattle defense: 17.6 opponent points per game is second best in NFL; 29 sacks is tied for second best
Philadelphia defense: 17.8 opponent points per game is tied for third best in NFL; 57.5 opponent completion percentage is best in NFL
Philadelphia: 1-4 and 319 total yards per game on road; 4-0 and 374 total yards per game at home
Russell Wilson: 5-0 TD-INT ratioand 129.7 passer rating over last two games; 0-1 TD-INT ratio and 81.9 rating over prior three games
C.J. Prosise: 87 receiving yards last week was most by a Seattle RB since Shaun Alexander in 2002
Carson Wentz: 7-1 TD-INT ratio and 103.5 passer rating in first four games; 2-4 TD-INT ratio and 75.3 rating over last five games
Wentz: 83.9 passer rating on the road; 92.6 passer rating at home
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Contributing: Tadd Haislop
