Despite key injuries, the Seahawks defense pulled together so well Sunday that they made the NFL’s No. 1 scoring offense “look normal,” coach Pete Carroll said Monday.
Author: Art Thiel
Big buzz in the house, high energy on defense and Russell Wilson . . . oh, my. “Phenomenal,” said coach Pete Carroll, which may have been an understatement.
As injuries turn the Seahawks secondary into the Legion of Whom, Earl Thomas told rookie Shaquill Griffin to step into leadership. Just as rookie Richard Sherman did six years ago.
After Thursday’s dominant win over Houston to advance to the MLS Cup to defend their title, the Sounders’ 2-5-4 start is hardly remembered. It was all part of the plan.
Not long after Cliff Avril helped Michael Bennett through an ordeal, Bennett is returning the favor with his good friend by helping him navigate a career-threatening health trauma.
The 2017 Eagles look quite a bit like the 2013 Seahawks when they were 10-1. But age, injuries and salary cap travail have conspired to send the Seahawks into decline.
Coach Pete Carroll made it official Monday: Defensive stars Kam Chancellor and Cliff Avril are done for the season, ahead of Sunday’s game vs. the 10-1 Eagles.
Needed Sunday by the Seahawks were visible signs of improvement by the re-made secondary and the offensive line. They made it so, as well scoring a win over the forlorn 49ers.
The Huskies were good, but the Cougars were so bad in the Apple Cup that one wonders how Washington State pulled off its 9-3 record.
If you have no animals in this hunt, like me, it’s hard not to see why the Cougars, at this point in the Apple Cup’s century-long saga, richly deserve a triumph.