The Packers' offense was in top form during preseason with a healthy Aaron Rodgers and Eddie Lacy. Rodgers still has a deep core of outstanding wide receivers plus he's never had a runner as good as Lacy.

The Packers' no-huddle, quick-tempo offense can combat the loud noise level in Seattle and the Packers' physical wide receivers can deal with Seattle's aggressive secondary.

Both secondaries are going to be hurt by the official's increased scrutiny on defensive holding and pass interference. It's definitely a plus for the offenses, especially in this matchup where the league wants to set a tone right away.

The Seahawks are going to be passing more this season. The Packers are weak at linebacker and have problems handling power backs such as Marshawn Lynch. The Seahawks are extra dangerous with a healthy Percy Harvin, who also is live to score a touchdown via special teams.