Seahawks: Dead or alive? Depends on your point of view

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There are two ways to look at the Seahawks’ 9-6 win over Detroit on Sunday.

There is the glass half-full way. That entails filling said glass with Jim Jones Kool-Aid and gulping down the concoction, thinking of the offense, an offense that no longer has Steve Hutchinson.

If that’s the way you want to go, there are a multitude of stories for you. The Seattle Times kicks it off, with a story by Greg Bishop that chronicles the tough day for the Seahawks’ offense, especially its two stars , Matt Hasselbeck and Shaun Alexander.

Art Thiel thinks the taste of the Kool-Aid erases the memory of last year, as did Ted Miller in his column .

The offensive line – sans Hutchinson – was not very good, and the Times’ notebook delves into that. An even more in-depth look at the line woes can be found in Everett.

And, despite its success, according to this Everett story , the defense wasn’t too happy with itself. Maybe they were counting the missed tackles like I was.

But there is another way to look at Sunday, and that entails filling your glass half full of Gentleman Jack and drinking a toast to the D, and to kicker Josh Brown. On a dark day in Detroit, they pulled the Seahawks through.