Holmgren's current and former teams meet

Published: Oct 19, 2011 at 10:22 AM

Why to watch
Don't look now, but one of these teams is going to be .500 come Sunday night. Seattle has been much improved the past few weeks and is coming off a bye. The Browns have been scrappy late in games if nothing else.

Inside story
Mike Holmgren built the Seahawks back to prominence and faces his old team as president of the Browns now. He's going to find that almost none of his players remain from two years ago, with Seattle's roster overhauled.

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