This isn't about Steve Sarkisian's drinking problem or recovery, but my own and the truly transformative effect getting sober has had on my life.
I've cooked up a conspiracy theory that explains what happened to the Broncos, and while I concede I'm making this story up, I'm not sure it's any more ridiculous than what has actually transpired.
The Seahawks are very much "mid" as the kids say these days, and that's a very difficult place to be in the NFL because I'm not sure what it is they do well other than kick.
Seattle's route to the playoffs got (slightly) worse with Saturday's loss in Kansas City.
The update on Seattle's current draft position in the first round of the upcoming NFL draft.
No matter how far behind you feel, you're way ahead of me back in 2005 when my gift-giving indecision left me with in a pretty profound predicament late on Christmas Eve.
I've always joked about my willingness to hold grudges, but I wasn't really kidding. Over the past year, though, I've learned about what you can gain by giving up on that resentment.
Thursday's game showed pretty clearly what Seattle needs if it's going to close the gap that exists between this Seahawks team and the 49ers.
Nobody is better at explaining the intricacies of football, and no one is more capable of turning an interview into a smoking heap of awkward. Both of those realities were on display Wednesday.
Before the season-opener, I underestimated the tendency for chaos when Seattle plays at home at night. I won't make that mistake again.
Pete Carroll's team is headed in the wrong direction even as his overall observations on the importance of the running game are being validated across the league.
The Denver columnist who once called me a "weak white man" decided to get tough with Russell Wilson and the result is a column that shows how hollow a specific type of sports writing actually is.
