After the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in their own home 24-14 on Sunday, December 7, the reigning NFL champs were dubbed as "NFL's Most Dangerous Team" by Fox Sports.

The Seattle Seahawks dominated three powerful NFL teams in its last three outings. The team won against the San Francisco Giants, then the Arizona Cardinals and the well-performing Eagles. Seattle now stands at 9-4 and leads the NFC East.

Kam Chancellor, safety of the Seahawks, said in the same Fox Sports report, "I felt the camaraderie and connection of the team coming together around the Arizona game. Everybody was just like, 'It's time. Let's go. We've got to pick this up.' You couldjust see it and feel it. It's real. It's happening."

Seattle took on a high-tempo defense to match their high-tempo offense.

Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman played a huge role in limiting Eagles quarterback Mark Sanchez's choices. Sanchez only threw for 96 yards on 10-of-20 passing. Sherman said about their better defense, "Just like I said earlier in the week when everybody kind of brushed me off, they've got to deal with us just like we've got to deal with them. You can hurry up all you want. But if you can't get yards and can't complete passes, then it's just quick three-and-outs."

Bleacher Report added that the Seattle Seahawks can do anything they want this season of the NFL.

The team is No. 3 in the power rankings and quarterback Russell Wilson has been a great asset for the entire team. It was amazing how a quarterback could control the defense like Wilson did, making him one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL at present.

Their vicious defense only allowed the Eagles 139 yards, which is the lowest in the Chip Kelly era. In addition, the total time possession was also lowered to 18:04. The Eagles only managed nine first downs. Philadelphia almost failed to score in the first half were it not for Jon Ryan's failed punt attempt.

The newly formed camaraderie will be put to the test when they face the Green Bay Packers. Bleacher Report concluded that the Seattle Seahawks just might be the Packers' "kryptonite".