Sep 7th 2008 11:25PM by Will Brinson (author feed)
Filed under: Bills, Seahawks, AFC East, NFC West
The outcome of this game should not come as a huge surprise. The Bills were better than their record last year, have an offense on the rise, and the Seahawks offensive unit is currently best classified as “in shambles”.

Okay, perhaps that’s a bit strong — there are plenty of signs that Seattle will end up being alright this season. Such as: Matt Hasselbeck’s second half performance, the Bills scoring two touchdowns on special teams, Nate Burleson didn’t even play in the second half and, um, the rushing game gained positive yards.

Or, to put it more accurately: the Bills played like a team that was interested in putting the rest of the league on notice. Which they did. Marshawn Lynch, a.k.a. Beast Mode (in whose style of prose I was tempted to type this entire recap) bulldozed in for an early 21 yard touchdown. Lee Evans got 102 yards on four catches. Robert Royal hauled in a TD. Brian Moorman (punter of you-got-jacked fame) threw for one. So, really, routine stuff.Continue Reading