So happy for him, go crazy Hali

Seattle's defense ranks No. 1 in the NFL in yards per play allowed. The offense ranks 30th in turnovers per play. That's the story of this team. The Seahawks don't need a miracle offense. They need to stop giving away the football.

Through six weeks, Devon Witherspoon is the No. 1 outside corner in all of football. Lowest EPA per target. Lowest yards per coverage snap. Elite.

Kanas City on the menu. The Chiefs are another undefeated opponent walking into Lumen. Seattle has the better defense. Kansas City has the better offense. This game comes down to whether the Seahawks offense can protect the football and finish drives.

My demon still got it 😭💕

Derick Hall has to be better. Right now, he isn't consistently impacting the pass rush or holding up against the run. Seattle needs more from that edge spot. The defense has a championship ceiling. It can't afford passengers up front.

Nick Emmanwori is officially back. He played 96.7% of Seattle's defensive snaps Thursday, finishing with seven tackles and a sack. The ankle is no longer limiting him. Now the Seahawks get a long reset before Kansas City.

Rams lost to the 1-4 Cardinals. Tough week for NFC west contenders. At least Seattle can say it lost to a team with a winning record.

How do the Seahawks fix this? The defense is good enough to win. The offense needs to stop making its job harder.

Mike Macdonald is sticking with Sam Darnold. Seven interceptions. Two more in Thursday's overtime loss. Darnold is part of the solution, but Seattle has to find a way to get him playing cleaner football. The defending champs are 3-3. No panic. Fix it.

Sam Darnold I have no words

Thursday Night Football is one day away. Seahawks head to Denver without Drake Thomas, Chazz Surratt and Zach Charbonnet. Drew Lock and Leonard Williams were limited practice participants Broncos are worse off. Pat Surtain and Talanoa Hufanga are out. Riley Moss is questionable. Seattle's offense should feast.

The Seahawks are still the defending Super Bowl champions. Denver is right around the corner. Thursday night. Short week. Road test. Seattle has plenty to clean up, but the season is far from over. Time to respond.

Another beautiful day. Still the defending Super Bowl champs. Still plenty of season left. #seahawks

That Seahawks-49ers game felt like January football. Every snap was a collision. Every possession mattered. Both defenses were landing punches. The score was 32-29, but the physicality told you what this exactly this rivalry is. NFC West football is different.

Lost to the 49ers 32-29. George Holani fumbled a run from Seattle's own 4-yard line with 18 seconds left in the half. San Francisco scooped it for a free touchdown. Pro Football Talk called it the backbreaker. Can't gift a division rival seven points and expect to win.

Final: 49ers 32, Seahawks 29. Seattle fought back after giving up 21 points off turnovers. The defense showed why they’re the best in the league, but offensive mistakes handed San Francisco 21 points. Brutal loss. 3-2.

Seattle once again letting a lesser opponent stay in the game. The defense has to keep bringing pressure. The offense has to clean up the execution. There’s still plenty of time, but the margin for mistakes is gone.

Holani cannot be serious