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Seahawks Vs. Panthers Position-By-Position Preview And Prediction

ByJames Silberman|
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Sep 8, 2013; Charlotte, NC, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver

Jermaine Kearse

(15) makes a reception and a touchdown as he is defended by Carolina Panthers safety

Charles Godfrey

(30) and cornerback

Josh Thomas

(22) during the game at Bank of America Stadium. Sea Hawks win 12-7. Mandatory Credit: Sam Sharpe-USA TODAY Sports

Seahawks Vs. Panthers Position-By-Position Preview: Wide Receiver

Carolina rookieKelvin Benjaminwill be the best receiver in this game. You might rememberthis absurd catch, betweenEarl ThomasandRichard Shermanearlier this year.

But after that, the Panthers don’t have anyone who will give Seattle any trouble. I’m not too worried aboutJerricho CotcheryorPhilly Brownagainst the Legion of Boom.

On the other hand, Seattle’s wideouts don’t exactly strike fear into opponents either.Doug Baldwinis a great possession receiver and rookiePaul Richardsoncame up big at the end of the season. Jermaine Kearse “should be back” by next week, which would be a boost for the Seattle passing game.

Advantage: Push

Next: Who has the edge at tight end?


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