So much for that being a trap game. After I spent the whole week telling anyone that would listen how nervous I was about playing a feisty team with a backup quarterback at home (PTSD, anyone?), the Seattle Seahawks brought down the hammer, again.

With eight and a half minutes left in the second quarter, Seattle was up 35-0, and was once again doing what no fan thought was realistic this season. Sure, making the playoffs, maybe a division title, felt like it was on the table. This version of the Seahawks, this is something beyond most fans’ realistic expectations.

In a 44-22 win, Seattle once again looked like the best team in the NFL, as they continue to physically overwhelm teams with their defense, while their offense continues to roll. If not for the rash of inexplicable turnovers, t

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