Kyle Pitts’ impact, Drake London’s arrival, and how the Falcons passing game can take off against the Seahawks

As for how that will impact this week, Seattle has struggled to defend these types of plays. The Seahawks have allowed a 126.4 passer rating, 77.8 completion percentage, and a +8.9 CPOE on play-action passes this season. On in-rhythm, play-action throws, Seattle has allowed quarterbacks to complete 9-of-11 passes (81.8 percent) for 122 yards, one touchdown, a 143.2 passer rating, and +10.3 CPOE. Opponents have seen 72.7 percent of passing attempts on these throws go to ‘open’ targets when receivers have three-or-more yards of separation when the pass arrives. These throws have also slowed down the Seahawks pass rush as they’ve only created pressure on 18.2 percent of attempts.