Danny O'Neil

The Seahawks’ offense has lost steam over the course of the season. Danny O'Neil explains why fixing it isn't as simple as returning to a game plan from a few months ago.

The Seahawks' offense wasn't just supposed to be their strength this year. It needs to be if they're going to do anything of consequence, yet Sunday's loss was its low point, writes 710 ESPN Seattle's Danny O'Neil.

December was the Seahawks' best month in Pete Carroll's first six seasons, but not in the last four. Danny O'Neil explains the trend that points to Seattle having that finishing flourish back this season.

The Seahawks let the Eagles hang around before finishing off their 23-17 win. While not pretty, Danny O'Neil says there's no reason to complain about the victory.

Will the Seahawks thrive now that they’re getting healthier and the schedule is getting easier beginning with the Eagles on Monday night?

It's been about 1.5 years since the Seahawks traded Frank Clark, but Danny O'Neil says he can now officially say Seattle is better off having made the deal.

A hefty dose of the run game, an error-free game from Russell Wilson and a decidedly adequate performance from the defense led the Seahawks to an important 28-21 win over Arizona.

With the way the Seahawks' defense has played, Seattle needs Russell Wilson's offense to carry the load. They fell far short of that on Sunday.

Russell Wilson is passing more than ever in 2020 and the Seahawks need him to, but Danny O'Neil says that doesn't mean Wilson can turn the ball over as much as he has.

The Seahawks suffered a tough loss in Buffalo in a way Seattle doesn't lose too often. Danny O'Neil says the loss hurts, but it wasn't as bad as some think.