No. Game's in Seattle - big difference.
Yes, "home refs" means Percy would have scored 3x so the score would have been 48-17.
Btw, Wilson had a great game but I think both penalties on Percy's *receiving TDs* (not the run) were wrong. If those counted and Baldwin had no inexplicably dropped the bomb in the 1st corner Wilson would have had nearly 300 yards, 4 passing TDs, and 120 yards rushing with another TD. Wouldofcouldofshouldof -- i.e. pointless banter -- but it puts into perspective that even if just the Percy catches counted Wilson has a *historically good* night. In fact he played at a historically high level Monday night, a couple flags here and there just obscure that on the stat sheet.
I want to see if Seattle will cut back on the penalties. Yes, they had the most last year. But week 1-3 they were doing great, but "bad" Seattle came out Monday. (Note how few illegal contacts Seattle has though). I also want to see them progress a little more as they are not putting in complete games and looking sloppy. The interior line is playing well on the run but the tackles are not playing well in the run or pass. The line is worse than last year IMO even though the guards are better. Figure that one out.
Dallas will be an interesting match up. Seattle matches up well against big receivers like Dez and TEs outside the "Gates of Hell" (i.e. 120 degree SD game). On the flip side Seattle's league best rush D may be inflated (a lot?) so we should get a good gauge of where the Seattle D is. In general they have been great minus a few lapses (last Denver drive, DJack exploiting the same deep switch) but they are getting pressure without sacks and are not getting a lot of turnovers. Dallas has a legit offense so it will be a nice test--unless the noise is too disruptive. I hope for a good game and want to Seattle string together a full 4 quarters. They played too much "not to lose" in the 2nd half of Denver and seemed to lack the focus to put away Washington. Not putting away teams in the NFL is the best way to be watching the Superbowl at home.
I heard on the radio that most of Romo's INTs are to the defenses left side (where Sherman is) so I wonder if he will avoid Sherman? I think that is a BAD strategy because, for all the talk of "great CBs follow best receivers" when a team effectively gives up 1/3rd the field it makes them more predictable and the D can flood those areas. The other interesting thing will be hidden yards. Percy's fantasy numbers are bad but he is effectively getting Seattle AWESOME starting position on kick offs. If teams keep kicking it out of bounds, short, etc. Seattle will take it. And it could TOTALLY backfire as I expect one of these times for Baldwin to pass backwards to Harvin.