Originally published January 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM | Page modified January 6, 2008 at 12:12 AM

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Seahawks at Green Bay Packers, Lambeau Field

1:30 p.m. Saturday (Ch. 13)

Head coach: Mike McCarthy, third season.

Record: 13-3.

Last game: Defeated Detroit 34-13 in Green Bay. The Packers rested several starters, having already clinched the NFC's No. 2 playoff seed.

Last meeting vs. Seattle: On Nov. 27, 2006, the Seahawks handed the Packers a 34-24 loss in the snow at Qwest Field. Seahawks RB Shaun Alexander ran for 201 yards on 40 carries, and QB Matt Hasselbeck returned from injury to pass for 157 yards and three touchdowns, along with three interceptions. Packers QB Brett Favre was 22 of 36 for 266 yards and a touchdown, but also threw three interceptions.

Green Bay on offense: Favre, the ageless wonder and heart and soul of the Packers, is headed to the Pro Bowl after throwing 28 TD passes against 15 interceptions. Green Bay has one of the worst rushing offenses among playoff teams, but Ryan Grant averaged 5.1 yards per carry this season. The top receivers are Donald Driver and Greg Jennings; Driver is headed to the Pro Bowl after an 82-catch, 1,048-yard season.

Green Bay on defense: The Packers have two defenders headed to the Pro Bowl in DE Aaron Kampman (12 sacks) and CB Al Harris. But there are several other defenders worth watching. LBs Nick Barnett and A.J. Hawk, DE Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila and CB Charles Woodson are some of the best in the NFL at their positions.

José Miguel Romero


Packers stat leaders
Passing	PC-PA-PI	Yds.	TD
B. Favre	356-535-14	4,155	28
A. Rodgers	20-28-0	218	1
Rushing	TCB-Yds.	Avg.	TD
R. Grant	188-956	5.1	8
B. Jackson	75-267	3.6	1
Receiving	No.-Yds.	Avg.	TD
D. Driver	82-1,048	12.8	2
G. Jennings	53-920	17.4	12
D. Lee	48-575	12.0	6
J. Jones	47-676	14.4	2
V. Morency	30-199	6.6	0
Tackles	Solo	Ast.	Sa.
N. Barnett	102	29	4
A.J. Hawk	78	27	1
A. Bigby	66	20	0
C. Woodson	52	11	0
A. Kampman	48	16	12


Packers schedule
Date	Opponent
Sept. 9	G.Bay 16, Philadelphia 13
Sept. 16	G.Bay 35, at N.Y. Giants 13
Sept. 23	G.Bay 31, San Diego 24
Sept. 30	G.Bay 23, at Minnesota 16
Oct. 7	Chicago 27, G.Bay 20
Oct. 14	G.Bay 17, Washington 14
Oct. 21	Bye week
Oct. 29	G.Bay 19, at Denver 13
Nov. 4	G.Bay 33, at Kansas City 22
Nov. 11	G.Bay 34, Minnesota 0
Nov. 18	G.Bay 31, Carolina 17
Nov. 22	G.Bay 37, at Detroit 26
Nov. 29	At Dallas 37, G.Bay 27
Dec. 9	G.Bay 38, Oakland 7
Dec. 16	G. Bay 33, at St. Louis 14
Dec. 23	At Chicago 35, G.Bay 7
Dec. 30	G.Bay 34, Detroit 13