Danny O'Neil

The internet is abuzz with theories about Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks. Danny O'Neil has some needed perspective on the team's position.

The Seahawks' offense, which started at a record-setting pace but skid through the second half of the year, crashed and burned in the playoffs.

The Seahawks' offense was decidedly less explosive down the stretch than in the early part of the season. Danny O'Neil looks at three factors that may play a role.

The Seahawks had more sacks than ever under Pete Carroll, and they did it without bringing back their star DE. Danny O'Neil on that and more as he details what we learned from the playoff-bound Hawks' season.

The Seahawks started the season off with a high-scoring offense, but are they more of a Super Bowl contender now with defense leading the way?

Danny O'Neil smelled desperation when the Seahawks paid a hefty price for Jamal Adams. Turns out it was just Seattle getting the impact player it had been missing.

Early in the season, the Seahawks won in spite of their defense. On Sunday, the Seahawks beat the Rams to win the NFC West thanks to the D.

The Seahawks played three great quarters and a scary fourth once again. Danny O'Neil says to buckle up for playoff time with this team.

Just like the past two Super Bowl winners, the Seahawks are 9-4 through 13 games, but on Sunday against Washington's tough defense they need more of the offense that blew out the Jets.

Sunday's game against the winless Jets was a chance for the Seahawks to open up the offense and let things rip, which they did in their most lopsided win in eight years.