The Seattle Seahawks have played a couple of one-score games and enjoyed a couple of blowout wins. While they were somewhat fortunate to escape from Arizona with a win, it was also closer than it should have been accounting for the freak bad luck of Coby Bryant's interception/fumble,

Xavien Howard, 32, has surprisingly decided to end his nine-season career. The news came three days after he played 66 defensive snaps in a Week 4 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Major League Baseball gives the Mariners a later Sunday first pitch for Game 2 of the American League Division Series. So Seahawks stay put.

Myles Gaskin, it seems, has always done his best running with a football tucked under his arm on the shores of Lake Washington. Four days after the former Unive

The Seahawks haven't had much success running the ball yet, however, averaging just 3.3 yards per carry as Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet have each been very inefficient. The offensive line issues we expected Seattle to have coming into the year appear to have affected the run game more than the passing attack so far.

The Seahawks are back to work this week after a "mini bye" of sorts coming off a Thursday night win in Arizona. Roughly a quarter of the way through the season, the Seahawks are 3-1, tied with the 49ers and Rams for the best record in the division,

They're not a top Super Bowl contender or a strong playoff bet, but the Seahawks are once again in the playoff conversation.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba barely mustered a target through the first three quarters, but the star Seahawks wideout came alive just in time for Seattle. His four catches for 79 yards in the fourth quarter included multiple downfield receptions to put Seattle in field-goal range, including for Jason Myers’ eventual game-winner.

The Seahawks won the coin toss and deferred to the second half, meaning the Cardinals opened on offense. They picked up a quick first down with completions to Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride, but that was it after Kyler Murray threw an incompletion down the field to Michael Wilson on third down.

Once again, the Seahawks have seemingly cut the cord at quarterback at the exact right time, and had an upgrade lined up already.

One team in that chase pack, the Seattle Seahawks (3-1), has a defense that has allowed the league’s second-fewest points, thanks in part to its having intercepted the second-most passes. Advanced statistics suggest its quarterback, Sam Darnold, is among the season's best.