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Using some advanced statistics and my (sizeable) gut instinct to come up with a definitive list of plays that put Seattle in the Super Bowl.
Seattle's defense was the team's strength this season. It's their quarterback who put them in the Super Bowl, though.
Have you had doubts about whether John Schneider could get the Seahawks back to the top? You shouldn't after this season.
An experiment at my alma mater showed that crows have a sharp memory when it comes to people who've harmed them. In other words: I think I found my spirit animal!
A third act vs. the Rams feels like a fitting climax for a season in which Seattle's road to the divisional title is the same as the gauntlet it must run to reach its 4th Super Bowl.
Seattle might still have them back in the woodshed administering a beating that was reminiscent of the Week 18 game only with everything going Seattle's way.
The instruction manual has been simplified over these past two months, and the Seahawks would prefer it stay that way!
Seattle will host a divisional playoff game for the first time in 11 years. Here are three specific decisions that got them here.
The Oregon Ducks getting dragged around the field by an ear lobe, which is exactly what happened in their semifinal game in Atlanta.
Not necessarily. While Demond Williams isn't going to transfer, not
Demond Williams said he was sorry for the timing of his announcement that he intended to transfer in what was a solid, totally acceptable apology.
A 51-year-old man (me) types 934 words (without backspacing) after Washington's quarterback leaves the school high and dry.
