Danny O'Neil

Danny O'Neil writes a goodbye to his dog, Peach the Shar-Pei, who was feisty, stubborn, rarely met days she didn't like and fought to the end.

The Seahawks finally hit a tumble and fell after starting the season off 5-0, writes Danny O'Neil, who looks back on what went wrong in Arizona.

What stands out, what needs to get better and what should we expect from the Seahawks after their first five games? Danny O'Neil breaks down what he sees.

If coffee is for closers, Russell Wilson will have two cups. Wilson completed two fourth-down passes on a 96-yard drive as the Seahawks beat Minnesota 27-26, and the final score doesn’t even begin to tell you just how improbable the victory was.

For all the concerns about the Seahawks' defense, Seattle's offense has been so good it's actually been more of a strength than the team's vaunted 2013 defense was during a different 4-0 start.

Considering the Seahawks' defense notched a lot of season-bests in Sunday's shaky win over Miami, Seattle's 4-0 record is very much a reflection of the team's offense.

A week after Seahawks safety Quandre Diggs was ejected and later fined for a helmet-to-helmet hit, an egregious play against Seattle RB Chris Carson is raising alarms.

The Seahawks didn't let it come down to the last play again. This week it was the second-to-last play, as a porous defense allowed Dallas to keep up with Russell Wilson's five-TD day.

The Seahawks are 2-0 for the third time in Pete Carroll's tenure, and the biggest reason -- besides Russell Wilson -- is that he is coaching to his team's strengths, writes Danny O'Neil.

For the third time since 2015, the Seahawks and Patriots had a game come down to one last play at the 1-yard line. Danny O'Neil shares his thoughts from the Week 2 contest.