We all saw the invasion of opposing fans at Lumen Field. I wrote about the factors contributing to the erosion of home field advantage across the league. I want to help the Seahawks have as many home fans in the stadium as possible for the close of this season....
Fans will not see 3rd and 1 running plays that gain 2 yards on SportsCenter very often. Someone watching football for the first time sees those plays where a mass of humanity collides with very little movement, and wonder how this game has become so popular. There is little...
I started this blog in 2007 with a simple goal of finding people who shared my outsized passion for the Seattle Seahawks. Eighteen years later, I made the decision to turn this into my full-time job. A non-negotiable aspect of that decision was to keep charity and giving as...
Rites of passage differ among different cultures, religions, and regions. All are meant to mark important moments of growth that come with heightened expectations. Mike Macdonald welcomed his son, Jack David Macdonald, into the world this week. There may be a christening in his future. His football sons won’t...
The game against the Jets was one of those high variance matchups when the NFL schedule was released. Aaron Rodgers was set to finally play and possibly power what had been a terrible offense to at least respectability while the defense was in the conversation for best in the...
I am biased. Let’s get that out of the way from the start. Ryan Grubb was my first choice to take over the offensive coordinator position this season. I celebrated when he was hired. That optimism seemed well founded when the offense purred like a sports car during training...
It almost a writer’s obligation to make reference to the bomb cyclone and resulting power outage in the Seattle area when talking about this Seahawks game, so let’s get it all out of our system in the opening paragraph. Reports that Puget Sound Energy has reached out to the...