This Seahawks team might best epitomize Pete Carroll’s coaching career because while their 10-3 record looks too good to be true, it is true.

Danny O'Neil breaks down what the Seahawks' playoff situation looks like this weekend and for the rest of the season, explaining why being the hottest team going into the postseason isn't historically the best thing.

The Seahawks differentiated themselves from the competition earlier this year with their big play ability in the passing game. Where did it go? Danny O'Neil on that and more in his list of things we're trying to figure out this week.

The Seahawks' first loss in six games taught us a lot. Danny O'Neil says these three things stand out the most after dropping a game to the Rams.

At different times this season, the Seahawks have won because of their defense and Russell Wilson's ability to put the team on his back. Neither were there in Sunday's loss, and that may actually expose Seattle's two biggest issues, writes Danny O'Neil.

After the Seahawks' Week 13 win over Minnesota, Danny O'Neil breaks down three things we're still trying to figure out, including when Tyler Lockett will start to look like himself again.

The Seahawks reportedly could have moved Rashaad Penny to Detroit at the NFL trade deadline. It's a good thing they didn't, which is one of three things Danny O'Neil points out that we've learned about Seattle.

Chris Petersen's resignation is shocking for the UW Huskies, and it should be downright alarming for college football at large. Danny O'Neil explains why.

The Seahawks' two losses this year have come at home, and they arguably played worse in two of their wins in Seattle. But on Monday night, they're playing for home-field advantage.

The Seahawks had their most straightforward victory of 2019 on Sunday against the Eagles, and just like in previous years, they're gaining momentum late in the season.