RENTON, Wash. –The Seattle Seahawks host the Miami Dolphins on Sunday in a game that will test whether coach Mike Macdonald and his new staff can avoid falling into an old habit that plagued the previous regime.
As the season began, the only member of the Seattle Seahawks’ eight-man 2024 draft class who seemed assured regular playing time was first-rounder Byron Murphy II. A universal truth of the NFL is that things can change quickly.
Through two weeks (and wins), it’s too early to confidently define the Seahawks’ ceiling. Is Mike Macdonald’s team NFC West-favorite good? Wild-card good? Or just good enough to beat two teams — the Broncos and Patriots — with two of the three lowest projected win totals before the season?
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – After two weeks of the NFL season and Sunday’s 26-20 overtime win here against New England, the Seahawks are in first place in an NFC West division some have said could be among the best in the league this year.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Can you win a game in the fourth quarter? That was a question former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll used to ask his players during his 14-year reign. As was the custom, his players would respond with a resounding “yes.”
RENTON, Wash. – While building a new culture in Seattle, head coach Mike Macdonald has consistently emphasized playing a physical style of football nobody wants to deal with.
The Seattle Seahawks are 1-0 under new coach Mike Macdonald after a 26-20 victory at Lumen Field on Sunday. And all there is to say at this point is … They’re lucky they played the Broncos.
