Seahawks Versus Vikings By The Numbers

The Seahawks play their second of four prime-time games in 2020, this week facing the Minnesota Vikings at CenturyLink Field on Sunday night. With a win on Sunday, Seattle would start the season 5-0 for the first time in franchise history before entering its Week 6 bye.

Since 2010, the Seahawks are 11-4-1 on Sunday nights, hold a 20-3 home record in prime-time and is an NFL-best 30-7-1 under the lights.

The game marks the third-consecutive season the two teams have met in prime-time, meeting the previous two seasons on Monday Night Football. Seattle leads the regular season series, 11-5, and have won five in a row dating back to 2012.

HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON

2020  REGULAR SEASON	SEAHAWKS	VIKINGS
Record	4-0	1-3
Total Yards  Gained	1,665	1,431
Total Offense ( NFL Rank)	416.3(3)	357.8 (22)
Rush Offense	113.3 (17)	150.5 (5)
Pass Offense	303.0 (3)	207.3 (28)
Points Per Game	35.5 (2)	26.5(T14)
Total Yards Allowed	1,907	1,707
Total Defense	476 (32)	426 (29)
Rush Defense	75.8 (3)	134.8 (4)
Pass Defense	401.0 (32)	291.8 (29)
Point Allowed/ Game	27.3 (21)	31.3 (26)
Possession Avg.	30:20	26:20
Sacked/Yds.Lost	11/73	10/54
Interceptions By	6	2
Penalties/Yds	20/144	18/121
Punts/Avg	17/50.9	13/42.0
Turnover Differential	+5(T2)	-4(T25)

2020 STAT LEADERS

	SEAHAWKS	VIKINGS
Rushing	Chris Carson	Dalvin Cook
	237 (53-4.5-2)	424 (75-5. 7-6)
Passing	Russell Wilson	Kirk Cousins
	1,285 (137-103-16-2-136.7)	883 (100-62-6-6-85.5)
Reception	Tyler Lockett	Adam Thielen
	26 (298-11. 5-4)	20(284-14.2-4)
Scoring	Chris Carson	Dalvin Cook
(Non kicker)	30	42
Sacks	Jamal Adams	Yannick Ngakoue
	2.0	3.0
Int	Griffin & Neal	Smith & Wilson
	2	1
Punting	Michael Dickson	Britton Colquitt
	50.9/45.5 net (10 In 20)	42.0/37.5 net (3 In 20)
Kicking	Jason Myers	Dan Bailey
	24 (2/2 FG,18/18 PAT)	20 (4/6 FG, 8/8 PAT)