It's becoming increasingly clear that the way Russell Wilson plays is utterly independent of the offense he is running and the coach he is playing for.
The season-ending press conference is as close to a layup as you get as a sports executive, which is what made that Mariners debacle so freaking funny.
No one is going to put a frame around Seattle’s 24-3 victory over the New York Giants on Monday night, but I don’t think anyone in Seattle is going to forget it, either.
Cal Raleigh didn't have anything to apologize for. The fact he did should be deeply embarrassing for the franchise he plays for.
This city supposedly doesn't sleep. Its fans, however, are getting dangerously close to weeping over its suddenly fallow sports fortunes.
I was just Tweeting along, innocently trying to rip on the Oregon Ducks, when I became a magnet for all the people who are really, really mad at Deion Sanders
What's most troubling about his fourth-quarter decision was that even afterward the Raiders coach didn't realize just how bad it was.
Eight false-start penalties by the Carolina Panthers provided a clear reminder of what a home-field advantage can sound like in Seattle.
Fifteen years after he ripped the Sonics out of Seattle, NBA owner Clay Bennett is looking for another sweetheart deal for an arena. Here's hoping he has a fight on his hands.
If you're looking for a way to quickly alienate people and make new enemies, I've got just the thing for you: Arguing about Washington football on the Internet.
The Seahawks quarterback provided a clear answer to anyone wondering just how they could win without their starting offensive tackles.
Welcome to Crunch Time, a study of the end-of-half situations that are so fascinating -- and often so pivotal -- in the NFL.
