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September 30, 2022
The finding means the man accused of murdering Freda Walker will not face a second murder charge.
September 30, 2022
While Seattle found some traction on offense racking up over 400 total yards in a tough home loss to Atlanta, two issues continue to prevent the unit from reaching peak performance with Geno Smith under center.
September 30, 2022
The finding means the man accused of murdering Freda Walker will not face a second murder charge.
September 26, 2022
On top of continuing to struggle defending the run, Seattle allowed Marcus Mariota and his receivers to have a field day with explosive after explosive in the passing game, wasting a stellar performance by Geno Smith and allowing Atlanta to fly away with the road victory.
September 25, 2022
Through two games, the Seahawks run game is the worst in the league, averaging a mere 56 yards rushing and putting more pressure on QB Geno Smith.
September 25, 2022
For a second straight week, Seattles offensive line will be tested by an elite interior pass rusher in Grady Jarrett. But advantageous matchups may await for a struggling offense, including a prime opportunity for a breakout game from DK Metcalf.
September 23, 2022
The Atlanta Falcons know this is a rebuilding season, but would like to avoid facing another 0-3 start
September 21, 2022
We’re starting to get a better sense of what the 2022 NFL season will look like for many teams. As we get into the Week 3 rankings and sleepers, it’s also time to start capitalizing on overreacting managers. The buys and sells are back, and yet another random fun ranks list. This time,...
September 20, 2022
Shut out for the past six quarters of play, Seattle ranks near the bottom of every offensive category, including dead-last in rushing yardage. Among many concerns, injuries and poor play in the interior offensive line continue to hold the unit back.