Field goal attempt volume has held around three tries per game across that 20-game stretch.

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New England's defense ranks first in the league at limiting made field goals on the season.

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Cleared 1.5 made field goals in 10 of his last 12 games.

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Cleared 1.5 made field goals in 15 of his last 20 games dating back through last season, a 75% rate.

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Went 5-for-5 on field goal attempts in his only prior meeting with this opponent.

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New England has an improved offensive line and new weapons at receiver this season.

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Entering year two in this offensive system.

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Broke off a scramble well beyond 11.5 yards against this Seattle defense in the Super Bowl.

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Recorded a run of at least 12 yards in more than half his regular-season games last year and in three of four playoff starts.

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The slot defender he faces allowed a high completion rate on a heavy target share in these teams' meeting months ago.

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Works primarily out of the slot, drawing a different defender than the one shadowing the team's top outside receiver.

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Led the team in target share in the Super Bowl against this same opponent.

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Recorded four or more catches in every postseason game last year.

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Finished second on the team in targets during the regular season.

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Eight total targets went to running backs in the last meeting between these two teams.

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Opposing defense is built to funnel play underneath, taking away the deep ball while allowing completions to backs out of the backfield.

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Faces a defense that allowed the most catches and targets, and the second-most receiving yards, to running backs in the league last season.

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Produced five catches for 40 yards in the last meeting between these two teams.

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Clear lead back in the New England backfield with the presumed passing-down option out of the lineup, inheriting the pass-catching role.

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Seattle's pass rush generates pressure from many different looks.

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New England's offensive line allowed the second-highest pressure rate and the most sacks last season.

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Seattle allowed the fifth-most receptions and sixth-most receiving yards to tight ends last season.

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Seattle's defense funnels targets over the middle of the field.

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Scrambled four times against Seattle in the Super Bowl.

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Led all quarterbacks in scrambles last season with 75.

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Seattle allowed the second-most quarterback scrambles last season.

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Has had a full offseason working with quarterback Sam Darnold.

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Worked this offseason on becoming more of a possession receiver rather than solely a deep threat.

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Out for this game.

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Seattle allowed the highest target rate to opposing running backs last season, 20.6%.

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Seattle enters Week 1 with new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, described as not overhauling the scheme.

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Listed on injured reserve; Seattle's Week 1 backfield is also without Kenneth Walker III.

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Held to 40% of his targets caught for 27 yards by Christian Gonzalez in last season's Super Bowl meeting with New England.

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Recorded 2+ catches in 90% of games last season.

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Saw 5+ targets in all three playoff games last postseason.

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Recorded 4+ receptions in all three playoff games last postseason.

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Averages 10.6 rushing attempts across the sample shown in the post's statistics graphic.

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Last-five hit rate of 60% on this rushing attempts line, per the statistics panel in the post's graphic.

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Head-to-head hit rate of 100% on this rushing attempts line, per the statistics panel in the post's graphic.

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