Did the Seahawks

[Lofaw]

I'm trying to Gather info needed to make a Survivor pick this week. I was looking at the NFL schedules and seen the Seahawks were just in St. Louis and this week play in Carolina. Talk about the NFL not doing a team favors. Pretty ridiculous having a west coast team play back to back games on the road both across the country. The only saving grace is at least they made it a 4:05 game. A 1:00 game would have killed them.

Anyway this brings me to my question. Did the Seahawks stay east between these games or did they make the flight back to Seattle after the Rams game? No disrespect, but if they flew all the way back to Seattle they're going to have a hard time winning this game. If they stayed east I'm staying away from the game because they'd have a shot at winning. So does anyone know what they did between games?

[MKHawk]

I'm trying to Gather info needed to make a Survivor pick this week. I was looking at the NFL schedules and seen the Seahawks were just in St. Louis and this week play in Carolina. Talk about the NFL not doing a team favors. Pretty ridiculous having a west coast team play back to back games on the road both across the country. The only saving grace is at least they made it a 4:05 game. A 1:00 game would have killed them.

Anyway this brings me to my question. Did the Seahawks stay east between these games or did they make the flight back to Seattle after the Rams game? No disrespect, but if they flew all the way back to Seattle they're going to have a hard time winning this game. If they stayed east I'm staying away from the game because they'd have a shot at winning. So does anyone know what they did between games?

I'm not positive, but I'm 95% sure they don't stay east when faced with situations like this. Their policy is arrive on Friday if their destination is east of the Mississippi River, and on Saturday if their destination is west of the Mississippi.