Jim helped launch Seattle Sports in 2009. He was previously a reporter and columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for 26 years. Follow Jim: @cougsgo
If the running game gets going, the only thing that would hold the Seahawks back from being a viable Super Bowl contender is its secondary, writes 710 ESPN Seattle's Jim Moore. But is it a problem they can fix in 2019?
If this were a horse race, I'd say the Seahawks are coming back down in class. They've beaten two winless teams, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, and lost to the only thoroughbred they've faced, New Orleans. Arizona looks more like a nag in comparison. The Cardinals are 1-8-1 in their last 10 home games, but remember: State Farm Stadium, which it's called now, has not been exceptionally accommodating to the Seahawks.
Just a few weeks ago, Jim Moore was calling for the Seahawks to give C.J. Prosise more carries than Rashaad Penny. But with Chris Carson struggling, now Moore wants Penny to get a shot as the lead back.
Just because the Seahawks won't have to face Drew Brees when the Saints come to CenturyLink Field on Sunday doesn't mean Seattle's secondary won't be tested.
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson should be in the MVP race this year, but even if he isn't, his career is already on the cusp of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
In so many of Pete Carroll's seasons here, it seems like we watch the Seahawks rally from slow starts, scraping and clawing their way into the postseason picture. This year is different. And if it ends up like 2013, it will be strikingly similar in the best possible way.
The Seahawks allowed over 400 passing yards last week, and on Sunday they're facing Pittsburgh QB Ben Roethlisberger, who passed for 456 yards the last time he played Seattle. Sounds like a tough day for the Seahawks' struggling secondary.
Rashaad Penny may have been the Seahawks' top draft pick in 2018, but Jim Moore can't figure out why he's getting carries over C.J. Prosise as the backup to Chris Carson.
As much as Jim Moore thinks the Seahawks elevated themselves into the Super Bowl conversation with the addition of Jadeveon Clowney, he wonders if Seattle should have used more resources at receiver.
Jim Moore asked on Twitter if the trade for Pro Bowl defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is the best in Seahawks history. After reading responses, he counts down the top four deals since the franchise's inaugural 1976 season.
Is it more likely the Seahawks will have one of the best pass-rushes in the NFL after acquiring Jadeveon Clowney or regret trading Jacob Martin and Barkevious Mingo away?
The Seahawks will need to cut 37 players to get to the 53-man roster limit on Saturday, and it looks like the discarded list could feature several notable names. Jim Moore takes a look at six players on the bubble.
If the highest draft pick the Texans want for Jadeveon Clowney is a second-rounder, the Seahawks should be ready to acquire the star pass-rusher, writes Jim Moore.
After C.J. Prosise had a breakout performance to help the Seahawks beat the Chargers in preseason play Saturday, where should it put the oft-injured running back on Seattle's depth chart?
The second season of Bark, a podcast of dogs, is online. Host Jim Moore shares the story behind the podcast as well as descriptions of all seven episodes.
