Stacy Rost

The Seahawks had to rebound from falling behind 20-6 and struggled at various points on defense, but they were able to get out of Cleveland with a win.

The Seahawks are coming off their most impactful win of the season so far – a slim 30-29 victory over the division rival and defending NFC Champion Los Angeles Rams – and they have a chance to build on their momentum with a Week 6 contest against the 2-3 Cleveland Browns.

A month after making one of the biggest mistakes of his career, third-year safety Tedric Thompson bounced back with a signature play in primetime to help the Seattle Seahawks beat the Los Angeles Rams for the first time since October 2017.

The Seahawks face challenges with the Rams' passing attack and pass rush, and they still have to keep Todd Gurley in the back of their minds.

It wasn't just Seahawks RB Chris Carson's 100-yard performance that pleased Pete Carroll in Sunday's 27-10 win over Arizona. It was the style with which he did it.

The Seahawks entered 2019 knowing exactly what kind of offense they want to be. Executing that plan has been a separate story.

Whether it set a tone or simply served as the point difference the Saints needed in the final score, allowing a punt return touchdown was the first of a series of self-inflicted wounds for the Seahawks.

The Seahawks beat the Steelers 28-26 on Sunday. Stacy Rost breaks down what you need to know coming out of the win in Pittsburgh.

A challenge in Pittsburgh, injury updates from Pete Carroll, and a return for first-round pick L.J. Collier -- it's all in today's Seahawks notebook.

The Seahawks secondary was a known weakness going into Week 1, but Seattle's offensive line problems in the 21-20 win over the Bengals were unexpected. "We have to be better," left tackle Duane Brown said after the game.