Seattle Seahawks 2012 Schedule: Downloadable, Printable

After a painfully slow start to the season, the Seattle Seahawks started playing winning football in the second half of the year as Marshawn Lynch turned on the Beast Mode and just as important, the defense started coming together. Young corners Brandon Browner and Richard Sherman were pleasant surprises and their size, and physical play, make them potential long-time starters on the outside.

However, it wasn’t just the corners that played well in the backfield as free safety Earl Thomas took another step towards stardom, and second-year strong safety Kam Chancellor proved versatile (97 tackles last year) by lineup in different spots on the field.

Other standouts like linebacker K.J. Wright, Red Bryant, Brandon Mebaine and pass rusher Chris Clemons give this team a foundation to build on as a playoff hopeful in the future.

Won't Go Down Without A Fight

As long as Lynch is in good shape and healthy, this offense will clearly go through him once again, but the passing game will be a continued work in progress. First off, we will have to find out who wins the starting job in preseason. Matt Flynn was signed in free agency, and one would think he should start, but Tarvaris Jackson showed progress as the season moved along, not to mention he played with a pectoral injury.

One thing we can say about Jackson in his time with Minnesota and Seattle, is that he’s had to battle to get any starting opportunity, and I believe that’s made him a competitive player who won’t back down from a challenge.

Whoever wins the job will need to hope that Sidney Rice can stay healthy and avoid his concussion problems from last year. While Rice can give this team the occasional vertical threat, it’s second-year receiver Doug Baldwin that will likely lead the team in targets and receptions.

Baldwin was one of the better receivers on third down in the league in his rookie year, and he seems to be a short-to-intermediate receiver who can be trusted to find ways of getting open, with good route running.

While the San Francisco 49ers will be the favorite to win the division this year, I have no doubts that Seattle will continue to give them spirited competition and will likely win in Seattle this year.

Seahawks 2012 Schedule
Week	Date	Opponent	Game Time
1	Sept. 9th	at Cardinals	4:15 p.m.
2	Sept. 16th	Cowboys	4:05 p.m.
3	Sept. 24th	Packers	8:30 p.m.
4	Sept. 30th	at Rams	1 p.m.
5	Oct. 7th	at Panthers	4:05 p.m.
6	Oct. 14th	Patriots	4:05 p.m.
7	Oct. 18th	at 49ers	8:20 p.m.
8	Oct. 28th	at Lions	1 p.m.
9	Nov. 4th	Vikings	4:05 p.m.
10	Nov. 11th	Jets	4:05 p.m.
11	Bye Week
12	Nov. 25th	at Dolphins	1 p.m.
13	Dec. 2th	at Bears	1 p.m.
14	Dec. 9th	Cardinals	4:15 p.m.
15	Dec. 16th	at Bills	4:05 p.m.
16	Dec. 23rd	49ers	4:15 p.m.
17	Dec. 30th	Rams	4:15 p.m.

Please Note: All Games Are East Coast Time

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