In the 2012 season, the Seattle Seahawks' bombardment team was born, completely changing the league's fixed concept of cornerbacks, and the "big horn backs" began to become hot, and the big horn backs with both tough physical fitness and agile defensive ability directly stifled the possibility of the quarterbacks to create a passing positional advantage, and raised the quality and intensity of the entire second-line defense to a new level.

In the 2013 season, the Seattle Seahawks' defensive team went one step further.

The Tampa Bay Pirates' Michael Bennett and the Detroit Lions' Cliff-Avril both joined the Seattle Seahawks in the offseason, and both defensive ends have played against Luke, but neither has been able to play to their strengths — because they have found their place in the Seattle Seahawks defensive team because they were not really valued by the defensive coaches in the original team.

Bennett and Averell are not in the starting lineup, they are both rotational players, but their rotation can ensure that the Seattle Seahawks have two lineups, with different powers on the ground and on the ground - a unique defensive skill that was initially shown last season to be more effective, which also makes the defensive group have many changes similar to the "West Coast offensive style", and the defensive tactics are also intricately intricate, making the opposing offensive group completely unguardable.

In addition, combined with the tall, strong, fast and flexible line guards, this also makes the team's defensive front have the domineering ability to crush the opponent and sweep the league. The powerful and ferocious front-line pressure and the ubiquitous coverage ability are definitely the most headache nightmare for every team in the league.

But that's not all.

The passing defense in charge of the "Blasting Army" is even more terrifying!

After two seasons of running-in, the cornerback duo of Richard Sherman and Brandon Bronner has grown into one of the league's best pass-defensive combinations. With Sherman currently leading the steal charts, a 4pointback with a pass completion rate of less than 50% to his defensive position, and a quarterback's lowest pass rating to his defensive position, he is now the league's number one cornerback!

Earl Thomas and Cam Chancellor's safety line is also excellent, with strong defender Chancellor's ability to run around the whole court and his keen sense of offensive alignment holes, he is often able to appear in every corner of the pitch through his advance prediction, and stifle all passing and offensive advances in time, which also makes it extremely difficult for receivers to follow up.

What's even more terrifying is that the "Bombardment Army" has unparalleled bench depth, and even if they replace substitutes, their second-tier defense can still be among the best in the league!

From the beginning of last season's fame to this season's comprehensive sweep, the ability shown by the "Blasting Legion" can almost be called "invincible"!

The most rare thing is that this season, the Seattle Seahawks team has erupted with an endless desire to win, and the defensive attitude and defensive intensity of the defensive group are all enough to rank among the strongest levels in history, and they are fully committed to every defensive gear, from the first second to the last second of the game, they have dedicated a playoff-level tough defense, which has also become a nightmare for every opponent's offensive group.

But for the Seattle Seahawks, the pain of their opponents is their own happiness.

Sherman is still unbeatable, and he's been on the verge of humiliating quarterbacks with a dance with his cheerleaders on the sidelines after each interception — he's shown six times so far this season.

A look at one set of stats shows just how terrifying the Seattle Seahawks defensive team has been:

As of the fourteenth week of the regular season, the Seattle Seahawks defense is averaging 2.4 ball conversions per game!

Either interception or dropping the ball, this defensive group is always able to create the opponent's ball conversion and win more playing time for their offensive group, with an average of as many as 2.4 times per game, so the data is really appalling, this dominance can definitely be called a sweep of thousands of troops, strong ability and tough style, really broke out of the "best in history" ferocious momentum!

Just look at Seattle Seahawks' current record: 11-1, leading the league!

By the time the regular season came to fourteen weeks, the overall landscape of the league had been completely reshuffled.

At the moment, the best record in the American League is the Denver Broncos led by Payton Manning, with 10 wins and 2 losses; The New England Patriots, led by Tom Brady, are close behind with a nine-three record.

The Kansas Chiefs, who started the season with nine straight wins, suffered three straight defeats after returning from the offseason - including two defeats against the Denver Broncos in just three weeks, only to be beaten by their opponents in the season, which was a blow to the face, not only changing the landscape of the American League West, but also the landscape of the American League wild card race.

On the other side of the National League, the Seattle Seahawks have the best record, with 11 wins and 1 loss, leading the league alone; The New Orleans Saints are in second place with a nine-three record.

Then, the San Francisco 49ers and the Carolina Panthers also have an eight-four record, but both teams have to temporarily retreat into the wild card zone because of the better records of their rivals in the same district, where the Panthers and Saints are only one win away, and anything is possible.

As can be seen from the results of wins and losses, as the only team in the league with 11 wins, the Seattle Seahawks have been very strong this season.

Of course, this has something to do with the relatively simple schedule of the Seattle Seahawks - because they were second in the division last season, the teams within the federation are also second in their respective divisions, which makes the overall schedule less intense and the opponents are not too strong; But the toughness of the defensive group is still unquestionable.

The just-concluded Monday night game of the 13th week of the regular season, defeating the New Orleans Saints by an absolute advantage, handing the opponent a third loss of the season, is the best proof of this.

The Seattle Seahawks' only loss of the season came in the fifth week of the regular season, when they unexpectedly lost away to the Indianapolis Colts with a final score of "34-28" and a gap of two free kicks.

Incidentally, the Denver Broncos' two losses this season came from the New England Patriots and the other from the Indianapolis Colts.

Andrew Lacker's Indianapolis Colts have also been strong again this season, beating the Seattle Seahawks, beating the Denver Broncos, and beating the San Francisco 49ers. However, the team's overall form has been very inconsistent, and they have lost four games so far – Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers, St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals, all of which are not teams in the first group of their respective divisions, and the overall feeling is still very volatile.

The conversation is back to the Seattle Seahawks.

This week, in the fourteenth week of the regular season, the Seattle Seahawks, who currently lead the league, will head to Candlestick Field to face the San Francisco 49ers, the arch-rivals in the same league.

There is no doubt about the strong dominance shown by the Seattle Seahawks this season, and the "Explosion Legion VS Lu Ke" showdown will be very, very exciting, and the "personal vendetta" between Lu Ke and Sherman makes this matchup full of drama.

For Lu Ke, this is a tougher, tougher and more difficult challenge than the Carolina Panthers, coupled with the gimmick of the sworn enemy in the same district, he knows that the opponent will never be soft, and similarly, he will definitely not relax, this game will be the best test of the state of the San Francisco 49ers' offensive team.

In addition, because the defensive group steals all the attention, it is easy to overlook the Seattle Seahawks' offensive group, but in fact, their offensive group is also not to be underestimated, and the current season average of 26.15 points per game also means that they still have the ability to burst out - among them, the ground offense is ranked fourth in the league, and the passing offense is temporarily ranked 25th in the league, and the overall strength can be among the top eight in the league.

It can be seen that on the offensive side, the Seattle Seahawks are still based on the traditional style of ground-based offense, and Russell Wilson's performance against the San Francisco 49ers defense will also be another highlight.

In the three meetings last season, Wilson's performance was a big disappointment, far below expectations, and even below his average, it seems that standing in front of the San Francisco 49ers suddenly can't play, and the terrible performance is also criticized, and now that Wilson has entered the second year, he is slowly maturing, and his performance will be highly anticipated.

For both teams, it was a game that didn't require mobilization to have enough motivation.

From the San Francisco 49ers' point of view, they were defeated by their rivals in the same district in the second week of the regular season, breaking the 20-game winning streak across the season, which is the biggest shame, and the label of "minimum consumption" has also been completely torn off, and the opportunity for revenge they have been waiting for has finally arrived.

In the eyes of the Seattle Seahawks, who have been humiliated countless times by the topic of "minimum spending" in the past two seasons, it is finally their turn to get back on the court - and more importantly, after beating their opponents in the second week of the regular season, the defense team has already begun to sharpen their knives, especially Sherman, who are all looking forward to beating Lu Ke with dignity and silence the San Francisco fans completely.

What's more, this game also has a crucial role to play in the playoff spot.

Although the Seattle Seahawks are the only team in the league with 11 wins, they still did not secure a playoff spot in advance because the San Francisco 49ers, their arch-rivals, are still eyeing and chasing after them - obviously, the San Francisco 49ers are not only coveting a playoff spot, but also looking forward to pulling down their rivals in the league and stepping on the corpse of the Seattle Seahawks to enter the playoffs!