SEATTLE, Wash. - Digging through the box score, the Seahawks nearly did everything they needed to in order to snag a Week 3 victory on Sunday. On offense,
Believe it or not, Seattle at Detroit in Week 4 is a game that I circled as soon as the schedule came out. Not because I thought the outcome held the key to the Seahawks’ season, but because, unlike everyone else I know, I actually like the Detroit Lions.
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“There was a lot of good things that happened in this game.” That’s what Pete Carroll told reporters following the Seahawks’ 27-23 loss to the previously winless Atlanta Falcons Sunday, a Week 3 matchup that felt far from good for fans leaving Lumen Field.
Well... that was better?! The Seattle Seahawks couldn’t be much worse than last week’s poor display against the San Francisco 49ers. Thankfully, offense and special teams was significantly better.
The Seattle Seahawks were utilizing the offense better; Geno Smith was giving the ball to tight ends, running backs, and wide receivers. Don’t hold back!
Remember DK Metcalf’s touchdown grab? That wouldn’t have been possible had the Seattle Seahawks not gone for it on 4th and 2 at Atlanta’s 41. Geno Smith threw a pass to Marquise Goodwin that kept the drive going.
The Seattle Seahawks couldn't keep up with the Atlanta Falcons at Lumen Field on Sunday, and lost an offensive battle 27-23. The Seattle (1-2) offense looked better on Sunday after failing to hit the 20-point mark in each of its first two games, but the 23 scored against the Falcons wasn't enough for the win.
The new-look Seahawks’ defense is still working out some kinks, and the offense was a play short of bailing the team out. Falcons 27, Seahawks 23: Stats Seattle’s defense broke a little more than it bent on Sunday, with the Atlanta Falcons coming away with a 27-23 victory at Lumen Field for their first win of the season after a late interception.
Late in the fourth quarter of their Sunday NFC showdown at Lumen Field, the Seattle Seahawks matchup with the Atlanta Falcons was briefly stopped due to a rather odd security risk. The risk was reported to be an airborne drone that was flying overhead while the Seahawks trailed the Falcons 27-23.
Apparently, a drone was spotted flying over Lumen Field, and NFL officials stopped the game as a safety precaution.
It’s halftime of the Week 3 matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and the Seattle Seahawks, but the day is already over for at least one member of Hawks.
When the Seahawks hit the field against the Falcons on Sunday, they will be doing so with razor-thin depth in the secondary. One of three cornerbacks who won't suit up today at Lumen Field, Seattle surprisingly deactivated veteran Sidney Jones, who was not on the injury report this week and did not receive an injury designation on Friday.
The Seahawks’ secondary depth will be tested on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons as three cornerbacks and one safety are all out of action for the Week 3 contest.
There was only one player on either the Falcons or Seahawks who was listed as questionable to play in Sunday’s game and Seahawks safety Quandre Diggs will be in the lineup.
Free agent linebacker Joe Schobert has been a full-time starter over the past five years and has averaged over 126 tackles per season during that span, but he is quickly becoming a fixture on the NFL’s workout circuit.
While it's only Week 3 of the NFL season and 14 games remain after this weekend, it's not an understatement to say the Seahawks and Falcons will engage in a must-win contest at Lumen Field on Sunday.
The San Francisco 49ers will make a trip to Denver to take on the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football. The 49ers defeated the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, earning a 27-7 win home.
Welcome to Game 3 of the Seattle Seahawks 2022 season. PNWS has 12s covered with all you need to know for Sunday’s game against Atlanta. Pacific Northwest Sports is here for Seattle Seahawks fans.
Sunday afternoon the Seahawks vs Falcons game will be a tough one to watch. Although Seattle has the better record, the Falcons have looked much better early on the season.
The Seattle Seahawks have already lost Pro Bowler Jamal Adams to a season-ending injury. The official injury report for Week 3 against the Atlanta Falcons lists star safety Quandre Diggs as questionable, only raising more concerns for the defense.
The Seattle Seahawks have locked in Geno Smith as their starting quarterback. And this could be the week that this is truly reflected on the field. Through the first two weeks of the season, the Seahawk’s offense has struggled at times.
Wright, a former teammate of Wilson's with the Seahawks, thinks Wilson wasn't held to the same standard as the rest of the team.
Remember the last time the DK Metcalf Seattle Seahawks’ offense actually scored points? Good times. The Seahawks are 1-1 after two games in the 2022 NFL regular season, which was one more win than what most people expected them to have by this point, but they can’t hide the fact that their offense has been anemic, so far.
After every Seattle Seahawks game, Pacific Northwest Sports presents our Dud and Stud of the week. Here are the Zeroes and Heroes of the Seahawks 27-7 Game 2 loss in San Francisco.
Lance was making just his third NFL start. He struggled in a loss to the Chicago Bears last week, going 13/28 for 164 yards with no touchdowns and an interception.
Tyler Lockett was mic'd up and can be heard telling teammates that Russell Wilson was utilizing hand signals similar to those he used during his Seattle tenure.
Is this version of Geno Smith sustainable?
Jamal Adams suffered a leg injury during Monday night’s game against the Denver Broncos.
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