Seahawks, Cards each look to finish at .500

Published: Dec 28, 2011 at 08:19 AM

Why to watch
Two teams that have salvaged something from what looked like lost seasons. The winner can finish .500 despite a horrible start.

Inside story
You can fully expect Kevin Kolb to start this game barring a setback in his concussion recovery. It would be big for him to make a nice statement at the end with a $7 million bonus upcoming in March. Marshawn Lynch continues to find the end zone every week for Seattle in a contract year. A Seahawks win and they surpass last year's division-winning victory total.

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