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For Seahawks, ‘running it forward’ won’t be as simple as it sounds | Commentary (opens the original)
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LANDOVER, Md. – “Running it forward” is not as simple as it sounds. That’s a lesson for me, you and Melvin – my Lyft driver. At 7:39 a.m. on Sunday, Melvin’s Mazda pulled into a parking lot outside Northwest Stadium. Zero words were spoken during the 31-minute commute from Washington, D.C., to the Commanders’ stadium in suburban Maryland, welcome silence for a groggy columnist. I scrolled distractedly while Melvin wove east, hands at 10 and 2, before parking and abruptly piercing the silence. “O
Seahawks enter 2026 season with plenty of disrespect to dine on | Commentary (opens the original)
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The 2025 Seattle Seahawks ended their season with 10 straight wins, capped by a Super Bowl. They led the NFL in point differential and scoring defense and produced the third-most points. They dismissed two 12-win division rivals in a prove-it playoff run, while being outscored in one of 12 total quarters. They recorded the largest overall point differential (regular season plus postseason) of any Super Bowl champion since 2000. They developed six Pro Bowlers … and brought them all back. They als
Demond Williams Jr. doesn’t need to do anything but win at Washington | Commentary (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – Demond Williams Jr. doesn’t need to do anything but win. He doesn’t need to magically erase a regrettable offseason decision. He doesn’t need to single-handedly heal a spurned fanbase. He doesn’t need to be Michael Penix Jr., if that were even possible, earning Heisman hype while elevating everyone. He doesn’t need to get free burgers and beers for life from U District bars. He doesn’t need to convince you or me or anyone else that he’s here, still a Husky, for the right reasons. He do
Mariners should (but likely won’t) consider re-signing Randy Arozarena | Commentary (opens the original)
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Randy Arozarena’s best game as a Mariner made me think about his second-best. His best came Saturday, not a moment too soon — when the three-time All-Star ambushed David Peterson’s first pitch of the game for a solo home run, scaled the left-field wall to rob Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya of another homer, then banged a walkoff, two-run blast off the batter’s eye for a 5-4 win. As T-Mobile Park devolved into pandemonium, Arozarena uncorked a flurry of hellacious fist pumps, then played rock-paper-sc
As Aaron Donald mulls return, Rams and Seahawks taking different paths | Commentary (opens the original)
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RENTON – There are two worlds atop the NFC West. Come September (or December), something’s got to give. For now, though, consider the Seahawks and Rams – utter opposites. In Los Angeles, coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead have built a solar system of assembled superstars. They traded for two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett and All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie this offseason, bulldozing any doubt. When their season opens against San Francisco on Sept. 10, the Rams
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