The Zone.
It’s that elusive feeling that athletes or any competitive people strive for — that je ne sais quoi that makes them invincible for a stretch, allows them to be almost superhuman, enables them to make it look so easy.
Russell Wilson is in the Zone.
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Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin added two more TD connections, continuing their historic streak.
Pete Carroll said the Seahawks’ 182 rushing yards vs. Cleveland with new running backs were a “really good statement.”
Marshawn Lynch is in a “race against time” to see if he can play again this season, Carroll told 710 ESPN.
Appropriately, Ahtyba Rubin made the playoffs for the first time by beating his former team.
As fully expected, the Cardinals won the NFC West and the Seahawks will be a wild card.
Michael Bennett came out during pregame introductions wearing a Darth Vader mask.
John Schneider and Pete Carroll built the Seahawks into Super Bowl contenders using three strong drafts to start their tenure.
Of their 28 draft choices from 2010 to 2012, 17 contributed in some fashion, a dozen became full-time starters and six have been named to the Pro Bowl at least once. Those three drafts were a great foundation for consecutive Super Bowl appearances.
Then there was 2013. It was a bad draft year for the entire NFL — and Seattle certainly didn’t buck the odds.
Christine Michael’s somewhat surprising return to Seattle and Jordan Hill’s latest injury are reminders.
The St. Louis Rams pushed the Seahawks one game closer to a playoff spot when the Rams beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday night.
In simplest form, Seattle can clinch a playoff berth Sunday with a win over the Cleveland Browns and a loss from either Washington or the New York Giants.
Here are all of the scenarios:
Bob Condotta analyzes the re-signing of Christine Michael.
Although Michael is back, Bryce Brown figures to get most of the carries Sunday vs. Cleveland.
Tyler Lockett, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor and Steven Hauschka are among the top two at their positions in Pro Bowl voting.
It looks like Chancellor will not play Sunday.
Here’s a look at the stats of the Browns (3-10) and Seahawks (8-5).
It looks like Bryce Brown will take over the No. 1 tailback duties for the Seahawks on Sunday vs. Cleveland — and possibly for the foreseeable future.
Keith Myers of 12th Man Rising put together a few Vines showing some of Brown’s runs while with the Eagles:
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