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Seattle Seahawks’ NFL Draft Prospects – Defensive Line

February 7, 2019 Tim Kearny Comments Off

The Seattle Seahawks have decisions to make on their defensive line. Frank Clark is a free agent and besides Jarran Reed there is not a consistent playmaker in the d-line group right now. This and […]

Seattle Seahawks Off-Season Primer – All Set In The Backfield

February 4, 2019 Jonathan George Comments Off

When the Seattle Seahawks went to the Super Bowl in 2013 and 2014 they had the reliable combination of Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson play all 38 games (regular season and playoffs). With Chris Carson […]

5 Players The Seattle Seahawks Need To Re-Sign In 2019

February 1, 2019 Tim Kearny Comments Off

There are always many changes to an NFL team over the offseason. This offseason is no different for the Seattle Seahawks. While last year the story was how the Seahawks were being torn down and […]

Asking The Tough Question Ahead Of The Super Bowl – Is Football All It’s Cracked Up To Be?

February 1, 2019 Nick Bartlett Comments Off

Super Bowl Sunday is nearly upon us—the biggest sporting event in the U.S.A. For many fans around the world, this is the most exciting game of the year. But I’m here to offer a new […]

Doug Baldwin’s Regression Is A Cause For Concern For The Seahawks

February 1, 2019 Steven Salmon Comments Off

The Seattle Seahawks ended the regular season with a 10-6 record and they managed to secure their place in the end-of-season play-offs, but it was a campaign that left many fans slightly underwhelmed. Whilst Russell Wilson […]

The Ten Biggest Questions Heading Into Super Bowl LIII

January 31, 2019 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

It’s Super Bowl week! The NFL season is coming to a close this Sunday, as the Atlanta Falcons’ home stadium plays host to the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots, with the winner […]

Important NFL Offseason Dates And How They Impact The Seattle Seahawks

January 25, 2019 Tim Kearny Comments Off

The NFL offseason is here for the 30 teams that did not make it to the Super Bowl. The Seattle Seahawks are unfortunately among that group after losing in the Wild Card round. The offseason […]

NFL Playoffs Get Local Flavor With Pacific Northwest Collegiate Athletes Competing For Super Bowl

January 17, 2019 Tim Kearny Comments Off

The Seattle Seahawks’ season might be over, but there is still more football ahead. There are the conference championships and the Super Bowl left to be played. While I was looking at the teams remaining […]

Fireside Sports – Five Burning Questions For NFL Conference Championship Games

January 17, 2019 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

Well dear readers, we find ourselves down to the last two or so weeks in the playoffs, and along with that, we are very close to the end of the NFL season until September. Sure, […]

Cogitation On What Could Have, What May Still Be For The Seattle Seahawks

January 11, 2019 Paul Redman Comments Off

A regular season record of 10-6. Led the league in average rushing yards per game. Made the playoffs. And they were a lot better than people predicted. In a casual conversation at the playground, these […]