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Week 1
Sept. 9
Jacksonville
Win
26-23 (OT)
Week 2
Sept. 16
at Indy
Loss
23-20
Week 3
Sept. 23
San Fran.
Win
24-13
Week 4
Sept. 30
at Detroit
Win
20-13
Week 5
Oct. 7
Tennessee
Win
30-7
Week 6
Oct. 14
at Washington
Loss
38-26
Week 7
Oct. 21
Arizona
Win
21-14
Week 8
Oct. 25
Tampa Bay
late
Week 9
Nov. 4
at Seattle
3:05 p.m.
Ch. 9
Week 10
Nov. 11
Detroit
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 11
Nov. 18
Bye
Week 12
Nov. 25
at Chicago
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 13
Dec. 2
at Green Bay
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 14
Dec. 9
Chicago
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 15
Dec. 16
at St. Louis
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 16
Dec. 23
at Houston
Noon
Ch. 9
Week 17
Dec. 30
Green Bay
Noon
Ch. 9
Chart: A look ahead to next week's game against Seattle
- October 26, 2012 - 12:40 AM
NEXT OPPONENT:
SEATTLE (4-3)
The Seahawks are unbeaten at home. RB Marshawn Lynch was tied with Adrian Peterson for third in the NFL in rushing with 652 yards entering play Thursday.
SEAHAWKS WEEK 8
Seattle at Detroit, noon Sunday
The Seahawks have an extra three days to prepare after losing at San Francisco 13-6 in the Thursday game last week. The Seahawks are 0-3 on the road, also losing at Arizona and St. Louis.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson
A rookie from Wisconsin, Wilson won the starting job in training camp by beating out ex-Viking Tarvaris Jackson and ex-Packer Matt Flynn. He has eight TD passes and seven interceptions.
OUTLOOK
The Seahawks have the fifth-ranked defense in the NFL, and the Vikings' occasional offensive issues aren't likely to get better in noisy CenturyLink Field. Outlook: Horns down.
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