Plenty of people are drawing the wrong conclusions on the reasons for
Yeah, the Seahawks lost and their defense stinks, but I'm actually considering the possibility that their quarterback is for real.
That might be the wrong question. Perhaps everyone overlooked what was right for him about Seattle because five games into this season, the grass does not appear to be greener in Denver.
We're creating a clinical diagnosis kit for assessing the insanity of a Seahawks game while Jessamy McIntyre -- Friend of the Apostrophe -- checks in from Pullman.
The Time Capsule is a new way to review Seattle Seahawks games, allowing you to relive the games with the moment-by-moment overreactions that Twitter is famous for
UCLA has fallen an awful long way from the program that could be counted on to win a couple conference titles each decade. It's about to get worse.
The average NFL defense has forced just over four punts per game this season. Seattle has forced a total of five so far, a fact that is downright frightening for what lies ahead.
If you're concerned about how the Seahawks have played so far this season, the issue is your expectations.
Husky Stadium was plenty loud on Saturday night, but if anyone wonders why it wasn't sold out, you should look at the people who plan the games as opposed to the fans who attend them.
Of all the ways that Denver could have lost Monday's game, I never imagined it would be for lack of faith in the new quarterback, but here we are.
Jessamyn McIntyre introduces us to the player who cinched Washington State's victory to highlight what has been a busy week here at the newsletter.
It is amazing how poorly some very prominent people are at apologizing, and as an self-taught expert at being sorry, I'm here to help the folks who struggling to do this. Like Jon Gruden.
