The Seahawks are predicated on a strong running game, a solid defense and feeding off momentum at home. We review Seattle’s strengths and weaknesses on a position-by-position basis.
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November 04, 2012
This was a great play that was drawn up, and pretty much everyone on the defense bit on the wide receiver screen. The execution was even more impressive and while it wasn’t the greatest throw of all-time, Seahawks TE Zach Miller made a hell of a catch off the pass from Sidney Rice. It’s just a shame that this one didn’t go for six, otherwise it would be the play of the day.Via: SB Nation
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November 05, 2012
Russell Wilson, Seahawks impressing
Russell Wilson continues to impress me.
Russell Wilson gives Seattle mobility.
Before: My next piece will address the “after” effect on the Seahawks’ NFC standing.
Going into Seattle’s Week 9 home game against the Minnesota Vikings, the above image was NFL.com’s playoff projection as if the regular season ended prior to...
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November 05, 2012
When the Seattle Seahawks are at home they are almost impossible to beat, because those fans and players realize they play extremely well at home. Russell Wilson looks like a probowler when he plays at home as well. Russell Wilson completed 16-of-24 passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns versus the Vikings in Week 9. Wilson found Golden Tate for scores for six and 11 yards and...
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November 03, 2012
Seattle guard James Carpenter will miss Sunday's game against Minnesota after the Seahawks ruled him out because of a concussion.
Carpenter, the team's first-round pick in 2011, did not participate in Friday's practice, the reason cited as illness. He was listed as questionable, which translated to a 50-percent chance he would be available.
Now, he is out, Seattle...
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November 05, 2012
Growin’ up before our eyes
Boxscore | Play-by-Play | Q’s Post Game Recap
Last week the offense played well enough to win, but the defense gave the game away. This week the offense held the ball for 1o minutes and 53 seconds of the fourth quarter, including the final 5:27, where they converted on two 4th downs, to put the game away.
In all fairness, the defense tightened up...
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November 02, 2012
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin should play Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, two weeks after sustaining a high ankle sprain, according to the Seattle Times. Baldwin was expected to take longer to heal, but practiced all week to the surprise of coach Pete Carroll on Friday. "You can't even explain it, but he pulled it off," Carroll said. "It...
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November 04, 2012
Seattle announced its inactive players, and there were no surprises. One note, cornerback Walter Thurmond has not been activated, which means Seattle will have to decide on Monday, Nov. 5, whether to add him to the roster, place him on injured reserve or release him.
Here is their complete list of inactives: G James Carpenter, WR Braylon Edwards, S Winston Guy, DT Jaye Howard,...
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November 04, 2012
It appears that Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate is putting together a solid game against the Minnesota Vikings as he already have two touchdowns.
Check out his second score as he flips over a Vikings defender:
(Courtesy of The Big Lead)
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November 03, 2012
Grades Are In
The Seattle Seahawks went 2-2 during the first quarter of the season. As I expected, they split the games in the second quarter of the season as well.
After the first half of the season, the 4-4 Seahawks are tied for 7th place in the NFC and are 3rd place in the NFC West.
Here is how they got there:
At Carolina
Seattle won 16-12
Despite having seven penalties and...
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November 04, 2012
Adrian Peterson is a hell of a running back (losing K.J. Wright early hurt the run defense in a big way), but it's hard to win games when your quarterback only manages to throw for 62 yards.
More importantly, the Seahawks offense was able to overcome some bad drops early on and move the chains when it needed to most, thanks in large part to a good performance by Russell Wilson...
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November 04, 2012
Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts extend to Seattle
With respect to the millions of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy, I am featuring recovery efforts in today’s post.
Videos of Superstorm Sandy’s impact.
Savage storm.
With family in New York and New Jersey, I spent the last few days gathering info about the damages. Everyone is safe. My cousin’s family has a house on Long...
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November 05, 2012
Seattle returned home to end a two-game losing streak, while the Cardinals once promising season continues to slip away.
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November 04, 2012
Russell Wilson had three touchdown passes to lead the Seattle Seahawks to a 30-20 win over the Minnesota Vikings at CenturyLink Field.
Wilson went 16-for-24 with 173 yards while Marshawn Lynch carried the ball 26 times for 124 yards and a score for the Seahawks (5-4), who snapped a two-game losing streak. Golden Tate caught two touchdowns passes while Sidney Rice caught the other...
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November 04, 2012
Stopping Peterson & Harvin Likely Key
After what was probably the worst defensive outing of the season for the Seattle Seahawks, the team will hope to rebound this Sunday when the Minnesota Vikings roll into town.
The job doesn’t get any easier for the Seahawks defense, as they will have to shut down a pair of Pro Bowlers in Adrian Peterson and Percy Harvin if they want...
The Vikings will have at least one new starter in their defensive backfield Sunday when they face the Seattle Seahawks.
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