2007 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

PLAYOFFS 332AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFSSEATTLE SEAHAWKS 13, LOS ANGELES RAIDERS 7SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1984 — KINGDOMEDan Doornink rushed for a career-high 123 yards to help the Seahawks eliminatethe defending Super Bowl champion Raiders. Seattle took a 7-0 lead intohalftime on Dave Krieg’s 26-yard second-quarter touchdown pass to DarylTurner. Seattle rushed for 34 yards on the 93-yard drive, which was keyed by a23-yard pass interference penalty on Los Angeles’ Lester Hayes putting the ballat the Raiders’ 33. Doornink contributed 18 yards on a third-quarter drive toNorm Johnson’s 35-yard field goal. That drive was set up by Keith Simpson’srecovery of a Bruce Scholtz forced fumble at the Raiders’ 38. Johnson uppedthe lead to 13-0 with a 44-yard fourth-quarter field goal. The Raiders broke intothe scoring column on Jim Plunkett’s 46-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Allenwith 5:05 left. Seattle ran the clock down to 45 seconds on their next drivebehind the running of Doornink, who carried four times for 13 yards, includinga five-yard run on a third-and-two. He also contributed a 14-yard reception. TheRaiders’ last drive ended with Kenny Easley’s interception with four secondsleft. Doornink, a seven-year veteran, had started only three times in the regularseason and rushed for 215 yards. He contributed 82 of his total in the secondhalf. The Seattle defense limited Los Angeles to 240 total yards, recordedsix sacks, and forced three turnovers. Jacob Green had 2.5 of the sacks. KeithButler had nine tackles, including a sack. Bill Pickel had 15 tackles and VannMcElroy 11 for the Raiders. Seattle played the game without starting left tackleRon Essink (flu) and started Sid Abramowitz, who had one career start, in hisplace. Seattle’s reliance on the run caused the Raiders to switch to a 4-4defense for most of the second half, removing Hayes for an extra linebacker.Los Angeles 0 0 0 7 — 7Seattle 0 7 3 3 — 13SEA 2 10:41 0-7 Turner 26 pass Krieg (N. Johnson kick) [9-93, 5:05]SEA 3 13:31 0-10 N. Johnson 35 FG [7-21, 2:33]SEA 4 4:10 0-13 N. Johnson 44 FG [5-23, 2:27]LA 4 9:55 7-13 Allen 46 pass Plunkett (Bahr kick) [7-78, 1:17] Att. — 62,049INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING LEADERSLos Angeles Att Yds LG TDAllen 17 61 15 0Hawkins 6 34 11 0TOTAL 25 105 15 0Seattle Att Yds LG TDDoornink 27 123 14 0Hughes 14 54 12 0Lane 4 17 8 0Krieg 3 10 13 0TOTAL 49 202 14 0PASSING LEADERSLos Angeles A C Yds TD IPlunkett 27 14 184 1 2TOTAL 27 14 184 1 2Seattle A C Yds TD IKrieg 10 4 70 1 0TOTAL 10 4 70 1 0PASS RECEIVING LEADERSLos Angeles No Yds LG TDAllen 5 90 46 1Hawkins 4 27 12 0Barnwell 3 34 18 0Christensen 1 21 21 0King 1 12 12 0TOTAL 14 184 46 1Seattle No Yds LG TDTurner 1 26 26 1Tice 1 20 20 0Doornink 1 14 14 0Hughes 1 10 10 0TOTAL 4 70 26 1STARTERSOFFENSETE - TiceLT - AbramowitzLG - BaileyC - BushRG - PrattRT - CryderTE - YoungWR - LargentQB - KriegRB - DoorninkFB - HughesK - N. JohnsonDEFENSELE - GreenNT - NashRE - J. BryantLOLB - ScholtzLILB - RobinsonRILB - ButlerROLB - GainesLCB - SimpsonRCB - BrownSS - EasleyFS - HarrisP - WestTEAM STATISTICSLos Angeles SeattleTotal First Downs 14 17Rush/Pass/Penalty 5/8/1 12/4/1Third Down Eff. 4/13 30.8% 2/13 15.4%Fourth Down Eff. 0/0 0.0% 0/0 0.0%Total Net Yards 240 248Total Off. Plays 58 61Avg. Per Play 4.1 4.1Net Yards Rushing 105 202Total Rushing Plays 25 49Avg. Gain Per Rush 4.2 4.1Net Yards Passing 135 46Times Sacked/Yards Lost 6/49 2/24Pass Att.-Comp.-Int. 27-14-2 10-4-0Avg. Gain Per Pass Play 4.1 3.8Punts-No. and Avg. 8-41.9 8-37.8Penalties-No. and Yards 8-68 7-55Return Yardage 33 111Fumbles-No. and Lost 2-1 0-0Touchdowns 1 1Rush/Pass/Return 0/1/0 0/1/0Extra Points Made-Att. 1-1 1-1Field Goals Made-Att. 0-0 2-2Time of Possession 25:41 34:19DEFENSELos Angeles — Tackles: McElroy 11. Sacks: Alzado 2.0.Interceptions: None. Forced Fumbles: None. FumbleRecoveries: None.Seattle — Tackles: Butler 9, Green 9. Sacks: Green 2.5,Butler 1.0, Fanning 1.0, Mangiero 1.0, Bryant 0.5.Interceptions: Easley 1, Harris 1. Forced Fumbles: Butler 1,Scholtz 1. Fumble Recoveries: Simpson 1.