Elevation inc
08-30-2011, 07:16 PM
The Seattle Seahawks entered the night with the same question that have been asked since the beginning of training camp; will Tarvaris Jackson prove that he is finally ready to lead a team? As expected, the answer was no, as the only thing that Jackson proved on Saturday night, was that he (and fellow quarterback Charlie Whitehurst) could efficiently carve up a second-string defense.
The opposing Denver Broncos continued to make their mark on the defensive side of the ball, by unleashing rookie linebacker Von Miller upon the Seattle’s offense, as he accumulated four tackles, two sacks and four quarterback hits on the night. The Broncos also showed the ability to effectively run the football on offence, something they struggled to do in 2010.
Lets take a look at what more both teams had to offer.
http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/08/30/first-impressions-seahawks-broncos/
The opposing Denver Broncos continued to make their mark on the defensive side of the ball, by unleashing rookie linebacker Von Miller upon the Seattle’s offense, as he accumulated four tackles, two sacks and four quarterback hits on the night. The Broncos also showed the ability to effectively run the football on offence, something they struggled to do in 2010.
Lets take a look at what more both teams had to offer.
http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/08/30/first-impressions-seahawks-broncos/