Over the last six regular season games they faced 3rd sting QBs in half their games (3) and the only starting QB they faced was the 49ers who were not so secretly losing their hend coach, and QB has been struggling more than usual.

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So Phillip Rivers and Tony Romo aren't elite?

But still point well made... in all of the Seahawks loses the other team got over 100 rushing yards and had a RB get more yards than Lynch (or in the Chargers case had two RBs with in 5 yards of Lynch)... Seahawks try to take away the run and force teams to throw on their DBs and you need to be able to rush the ball some. Seahawks were ranked 3rd against the run but the Lions were ranked 1st and Packers got 100 rushing yards against them.

Also need to spread the ball out... also interesting to note in two of their losses the TE lead the other team in receiving yardage. ... of course one of those was the Chief game were none of the Chiefs players got much in terms of receiving yardage

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They are are close I'll give them that. I guess I look at the fact that their offense is very efficient but doesn't score a lot and I think that makes them vulnerable. In fact in 6 of their wins 21 points would have beaten them. I know I know its not easy to score 21 against them and there is no way of knowing if the opponent would have scored 21 the Seahawks would not have scored more (they were scoring more at the beginning of the year it seems) but I just see their offense as a weakness that makes them vulnerable if their defense has a lapse.

I think that bodes well for the Packers because I think we can put up 21 against them and I think that is all it will take to win this game. That said I think they could easily put up 21 against us and hold us to less as well. Still, I don't think either offense scores more than 2 TDs.