It's over! The magical run continues

WHAT A GAME... AGAIN! Russel Wilson dung the Seahawks into a deep hole in the first half throwing two picks in the first half and letting Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers jump out to a 31-0 led. The second half however was a different story. Russel Wilson in the second half threw three touchdowns and finished with over three hundred yards. Doug Baldwin finished with eighty two yards receiving and was instrumental in Seattle's last drive leading to the field goal. Tyler Lockett keeps improving as he had seventy five yards and an impressive kick return and touchdown later in the game in the back of the endzone. Marshawn Lynch did not factor in much as he cost Seattle with a late illegal formation penalty on the final drive lining up two yards behind the line after he motioned out. Lynch finished with thirty five all-purpose yards. You have to tip your cap to this Seattle team who competed to the last down even when they were hurting. Pete Carroll is a very good coach and should be given a ton of credit. Jimmy Graham will do fantastic in the Seattle offense next year. The Seahawks need to focus on the offensive line which is what truly killed them. That defense aka The Legion of Boom will always be one of the best in the league and this team will be right back in a similar position next year don't you worry about that.
Moving on to the Magical run that MVP front-runner Cam Newton, Riverboat Ron, and the Carolina Panthers are having, Carolina is proving to the league and all of their critics that they are a team to mess with in the NFC. Cam continues to impress as he threw for one hundred and sixty one yards and a score. Jonathan Stewart dominated Seattle on the ground running for over one hundred yards, which is the first time a running back has done that against Seattle in twenty seven games. Stewart also found the endzone twice. It will be very interesting to see what Carolina has up their sleeve against a hot Arizona Cardinals team who escaped a phenomenal game last night in the desert. That game will be on Sunday January 24th on Fox at 6:40 EST.
Sources:(nfl.com)

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