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HBT’s NFL Pulse Check: Week 13 The reigning conference Champs put the conference upstarts from Minnesota in their place on Sunday afternoon. Seattle’s sluggish start was discussed in this space at length earlier this year and, 10 games later, it sure seems that they’ve found cures for all that ailed them. After starting 0-2, ranking 23rd in defensive DVOA, the Seahawks have won 7 of their last 10 and have now climbed the DVOA rankings all the way up to 7th. That kind of defensive rebound was on display Sunday when the Seahawks shut down Adrian Peterson completely. The NFL’s leading rusher managed just 18 yards on 8 carries. Seattle’s defense rounding into form was bound to happen sooner or later, so although it’s scary it’s hardly surprising. What is surprising is just how good an offense they’ve managed to put together in Marshawn Lynch’s absence. Undrafted rookie running back Thomas Rawls continued to make Beast Mode look superfluous with another strong showing (19 carries, 101 yards). Rawls’ breakout has been largely thanks to an offensive line that has managed to provide good push in the running game. Russell Wilson, on the other hand, owes none of his success to his offensive line, as the Seahawks have been arguably the worst pass protection unit in the League this season. After taking that into consideration, one has to stand in awe of what Wilson has been able to accomplish this season and particularly in the last few games. In the last three Seahawks’ wins, Wilson has gone 66/86 for 879 yards, 11 Touchdown passes and 0 Interceptions. He’s playing as well as anyone in the game and if he can stay in anything close to this form, Seattle is going to be very tough to beat. Minnesota learned that the hard way. All the same, the Vikings and their fans should still be bullish on their chances of making the Playoffs. Thanks to the Rams and Falcons dropping off a cliff in the last five weeks, going a paltry 1-3 over their remaining four games to finish 9-7 will likely be good enough to snag a wildcard spot in the NFC. It was clear, however, that this game featured only one team that looks likely to do damage and cause problems once they qualify. The Seahawks have benefitted from bye weeks and their vaunted home field advantage in their last two Playoff runs, advantages they are nearly certain not to have this year. All the same, it’s time for the entire NFL to go back to being very, very afraid of Seattle. They are finding their form at the best possible moment and they can beat anybody when they’re playing like this. What Everyone Is Talking About: Eagles 35 – Patriots 28 Playoff Implications: AFC East Division Championship; AFC’s #1 seed; NFC East Division Championship, Because Someone Has to Win, I Guess. There is no mystery about who the eventual Champions will be here. At 10-2 with a dominant three-game lead,