For the past few weeks, the Seattle Seahawks' offense has struggled significantly. Between turnovers, the poor play from the offensive line, and the slow starts

The Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams are set for a matchup with NFC West title implications. Both the Seahawks and Rams are 11-3 and a victory for either team would put them in pole position for the NFC West crown.

Los Angeles Rams visit Seattle Seahawks in epic kickoff to NFL Week 16 that features current top two betting favorites to win Super Bowl.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi as Seattle Seahawks 'not playing like a Super Bowl contender' offensively.

A short week is never easy, but Thursday night’s game in Seattle for supremacy in the NFC West comes three days after the Rams head coach’s son was born.

Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross has been ruled for Thursday night's game against the Los Angeles Rams with a hamstring injury.

The Seattle Seahawks' offense continues to struggle after they have their worst offensive performance of the season in the 18-16 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

The Seattle Seahawks’ win over the Indianapolis Colts fits neatly into the category of games where the final score masks a lot of underlying issues. From an All-22 perspective, snap by snap, this was a win built more on competitiveness, defensive execution, and timely plays than on a coherent or efficient offensive performance.