If you had to guess why Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson may lose out on winning the MVP award this season, passing yards would be the top candidate. But not anymore.

The Seahawks are no longer the team that swaggered and strutted their way to back-to-back Super Bowls. But as they showed against the 49ers, they are incredibly tough to put away.

The Seahawks are 7-2 because they have a quarterback who has so far shown himself capable of counterbalancing most every fault Seattle's defense might have.

The Seahawks allowed Falcons backup QB Matt Schaub to throw for 460 yards, but Seattle is 7-0 under Pete Carroll when the opposing quarterback throws for more than 400 yards.

The Seahawks' loss to the Ravens on Sunday can be explained by looking at the decisions made by Pete Carroll and Baltimore coach John Harbaugh on fourth down.

The Seahawks let the Browns shoot themselves in the foot, and Russell Wilson did the rest as Seattle worked its way back from a 16-point deficit to win Sunday.

Weird things happen in the north end zone of the Seahawks' home stadium. The latest was Greg Zuerlein's missed field goal that allowed Seattle to escape with a win Thursday.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll seems to think he was too aggressive on fourth down in Seattle's loss to New Orleans. Danny O'Neil doesn’t think he was aggressive enough.

It's not that the Seahawks lost to a New Orleans team down to its backup quarterback. It’s how the Seahawks lost that made Pete Carroll’s first September home loss with Seattle home so utterly agonizing.

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