SEAHAWKS vs. Patriots: Instant Post-Game Reaction & Analysis

It's a hip injury.

And if you're like me and you follow a bunch of the sports doctors on Twitter that try to ascertain how serious an injury is by what they see on video, there's a wide range of potential outcomes for this one.

It could be anything from something that would keep them out for maybe a week or two to something very, very serious.

It would require surgery.

And caused him to have to miss the season, potentially even threaten his career.

We've seen hip injuries do that to players before.

We've seen everything from a labrum tear, which is what Jamar Chase dealt with a couple years ago, cost him an entire season, to a broken socket.

He was taken away from the stadium for additional testing.

I'll be checking to see if Mike Bintone says anything in the postgame, but this...

I imagine this will be the kind of thing we're not going to hear anything definitive now for a couple of days.

Now, in his place, Yeoman's work by Drew Locke, right? It looked like it took him a little while to get comfortable.

But he started ripping it in the second half.

16 out of 22, 187 yards.

The touchdown had two touchdowns.

Had one to Cooper Cup, called back by a penalty.

And that was definitely one of the stories of the night as well.

The Seahawks end up winning this one 13-10.

Three interceptions of Drake May in this one.

In the first half, it looked like the Patriots had a lot of answers.

Josh McDaniels had a lot of answers.

And the broadcast team talked a lot about how It appeared that they had crafted an entire game plan to attack what Seattle did to him in the Super Bowl.

And some of my assertions leading up to this game that Mike McDonnell would take a completely different approach didn't come to pass.

But in the second half, it really seemed like that defense started to take over.

they limited the running game the whole game, as they always do.

They gave up 109 yards rushing, 47 of that to Drake May.

It's a hip injury.

And if you're like me and you follow a bunch of the sports doctors on Twitter that try to ascertain how serious an injury is by what they see on video, there's a wide range of potential outcomes for this one.

It could be anything from something that would keep them out for maybe a week or two to something very, very serious.

It would require surgery.

And caused him to have to miss the season, potentially even threaten his career.

We've seen hip injuries do that to players before.

We've seen everything from a labrum tear, which is what Jamar Chase dealt with a couple years ago, cost him an entire season, to a broken socket.

He was taken away from the stadium for additional testing.

I'll be checking to see if Mike Bintone says anything in the postgame, but this...

I imagine this will be the kind of thing we're not going to hear anything definitive now for a couple of days.

Now, in his place, Yeoman's work by Drew Locke, right? It looked like it took him a little while to get comfortable.

But he started ripping it in the second half.

16 out of 22, 187 yards.

The touchdown had two touchdowns.

Had one to Cooper Cup, called back by a penalty.

And that was definitely one of the stories of the night as well.

The Seahawks end up winning this one 13-10.

Three interceptions of Drake May in this one.

In the first half, it looked like the Patriots had a lot of answers.

Josh McDaniels had a lot of answers.

And the broadcast team talked a lot about how It appeared that they had crafted an entire game plan to attack what Seattle did to him in the Super Bowl.

And some of my assertions leading up to this game that Mike McDonnell would take a completely different approach didn't come to pass.

But in the second half, it really seemed like that defense started to take over.

they limited the running game the whole game, as they always do.

They gave up 109 yards rushing, 47 of that to Drake May.