--Jets QB Brett Favre said he remembers the first time Mike Holmgren addressed the Packers as their head coach. "He scared not only me, but he scared our team," Favre said. "He said, 'I'll run half you guys off, but I got to build a team. In time, half of you will be gone. I want guys who are winners, who believe in winning, and believe in doing it a certain way. We're going (to the Super Bowl) soon. Now, if you want to be on board, be on board. But if you don't want to do it the way I want to do it, you're going to be gone, and you know who you are.'"

--The last time these teams played, in 2004, Jets WR Santana Moss had three TD receptions in the Jets' 37-14 victory. He was catching passes from Chad Pennington at the time.

--Jets QB Brett Favre and Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck remain close. Hasselbeck started his career at Favre's understudy in Green Bay, where he was a sixth-round pick. Favre said Hasselbeck has such a good relationship with Mike Holmgren because Favre softened Holmgren up for Hasselbeck. "Kind of like the last kid in the family doesn't get treated quite the same as the first kid, you know?" Favre said. "The first kid had to take all the whoopings to soften up dad. And I don't know, maybe that was the case with Mike."

--Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren admitted that RB Julius Jones has not gotten a fair chance this year, primarily because Jones, Mo Morris and T.J. Duckett were forced to split carries. Holmgren said that should sort itself out next year. Morris is a free agent this summer.

--Seahawks QB Seneca Wallace, who has been starting for the injured Matt Hasselbeck, has said in recent days that he would one day like to be a starter in the NFL.

--In many ways, it was a game between the Jets and Seahawks that changed Seattle's fortunes - and instant replay. In a December game in 1998, Jets QB Vinny Testaverde scrambled toward the end zone. He was brought down by the Seahawks, but the ball did not cross the goal line. Still, referee Phil Luckett signaled that Testaverde had scored, giving the Jets a 32-31 victory. It knocked the Seahawks from the playoffs, got Dennis Erickson fired and prompted Seattle to hire Mike Holmgren.

--This is the third team from New York the Seahawks will play this year. They were trounced by Buffalo in the opener, trounced by the Giants in Week 4 and now face the Jets, who they have not beaten in five straight games.

BY THE NUMBERS: 0 -- Number of Seahawks offensive linemen starting against the Jets who were projected in training camp to be starters this season.

QUOTABLE: "Grim, grim and grim." -- Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren on the chances that Sean Locklear, Matt Hasselbeck or Leroy Hill play this week.