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Game facts: Seahawks at Falcons (Divisional Round)

Published: Nov 01, 2016 at 01:34 PM

Key matchup: Atlanta ranked 5th in yards per carry (4.6) during the regular season, while Seattle allowed the fewest yards per carry (3.4). 

Next Gen Stat:Richard Sherman covered Julio Jones on 67.6 percent of Atlanta's pass plays in Week 6, allowing a 45.8 passer rating when Jones was targeted.

Different on the road: The Seahawks averaged 12.2 fewer points per game this season on the road than they did at home. 

Will Rawls continue to roll?:Thomas Rawls set a Seahawks playoff record with 161 rush yards last week. Atlanta allowed 4.5 yards per carry during the regular season (T-25th in NFL). 

Achilles heel: Since losing Earl Thomas in Week 14, Seattle's secondary has allowed a 118.6 passer rating on passes that travel 20+ air yards. 

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