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I see so many of you trying to pick the "right side". We have all watched both of these teams play all season. Seattle played well at home and on the road. For the most part, they did not squeak out wins. They beat the Vikings 26-0. They beat the Falcons 37-9 in Atlanta. The Patriots played many close games against average teams. They only beat Atlanta 24-23, and it was in New England.

If you look at the full body of work, I think Seattle is 7 points plus better than New England. If Seattle plays a relatively clean game, I really do not see how New England hangs with them.

MrBator · Accepted Answer

&#xA; &#xA;The Patriots&#x27; margins of victory at home this season other than that game against Atlanta were 29, 19, 13, 18, 28, 13, and 12.

buddha72 · Answer

I see so many of you trying to pick the "right side". We have all watched both of these teams play all season. Seattle played well at home and on the road. For the most part, they did not squeak out wins. They beat the Vikings 26-0. They beat the Falcons 37-9 in Atlanta. The Patriots played many close games against average teams. They only beat Atlanta 24-23, and it was in New England.

If you look at the full body of work, I think Seattle is 7 points plus better than New England. If Seattle plays a relatively clean game, I really do not see how New England hangs with them.

MrBator · Answer

&#xA; &#xA;Those were in Weeks 13 and 14. Then they beat the Colts by two points. Then they beat the Rams by one point.

Clemente21 · Answer

@MrBator&#xA; This is why in my book TOP 8 Professor Bator. If Harvard ever offered class in sports handicapping my uncle John Falwell was close friends with Billy Cleary hockey coach then AD at Harvard he&#x2019;ll get you right in Mah Man

undermysac · Answer

Anyone could of beaten the Vikings that bad, that day. Max Brosmer is awful.

The Vikings were on a 1-5 stretch before going to Seattle.

They were also coming off b2b divisional games.

It couldn't of been a worse spot

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