The inaugural mailbag from Danny, Dave and Moore addresses the keys to a Washington victory against Auburn, suspicious purchases from Home Depot and instructions on how to get your question answered.

Brandon Marshall and D.J. Fluker are the kind of high-profile veterans who have had a hard time making the Seahawks during Pete Carroll’s tenure. But after three weeks of practice, they appear to be the right fit.

When Pete Carroll says Seahawks safety Tedric Thompson has "everything you’re looking for," he isn’t lying, but he’s not giving you an unvarnished assessment of where things stand, either.

The first series of the first quarter in Seattle’s first preseason game provided a reminder of what the Seahawks still have. The best quarterback in the division in Russell Wilson.

Earl Thomas' current approach of being increasingly demanding on the internet isn't going to get him closer to what he wants, writes Danny O'Neil. In fact, it’s more likely to have an opposite result.

Defensive end Dion Jordan isn’t expected to practice any time soon. That’s definitely bad news for a pass rush that was already a question mark for the Seahawks.

The hope is that hiring a new offensive coordinator will help Russell Wilson break some of the habits that he’s (understandably) developed. "It’s going really, really well,” Brian Schottenheimer said.

Germain Ifedi didn’t necessarily take a step backward. He did move back to the position he played as a rookie, though, playing right guard for a portion of Monday’s Seahawks practice.

The Mariners have scored 423 runs while allowing 422 yet have 20 more victories than defeats. This statistical paradox is the reason for plenty of hand-wringing about whether Seattle is simply very skilled at winning close games or has just been lucky.

Danny O'Neil details how a realization over his fandom for the Mariners will lead to him re-shaping his writin on 710Sports.com to be more reflective of his role as a Seattle sports fan.