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A weak spot last year, the Seahawks' run defense is much improved through 2 games | |
RENTON, Wash. (AP) A year ago, the Seattle Seahawks' run defense was a bit of a problem. OK, a big problem. Through two games this season, it's one of Seattle's biggest bright spots, thanks to some specific changes and focus entering the year. “Everything that we’re doing right now is a big improvement,” Seattle coach Pete Carroll said. “The containment and the perimeter play has really cleaned up, minimizing the breakout plays is one. ... The toughness of the guys up front. It’s fitting together, and we’ve been very aggressive with how we’ve been playing it. Hopefully we can keep rolling.” MORE | |
Seahawks Headlines
- A weak spot last year, the Seahawks' run defense is much improved through 2 games
- Seahawks set to host Panthers and honor the past while focused on the present
- Seahawks could be without standout young CB Riq Woolen for matchup with Panthers
- The Seahawks are back on track thanks to motivation from Wagner and some smart adjustments
- Geno Smith's 2nd TD pass to Tyler Lockett lifts the Seahawks to a 37-31 OT win over the Lions
- Seahawks down both offensive tackles against Lions, while Jamal Adams moves closer to return
- Hyped-up Lions host Seahawks in home opener, could give desperate fans dose of hope
- Seahawks take hit on offensive line with both starting tackles ailing with injuries
- Seahawks add depth, protection on offensive line by signing veteran Jason Peters
- Seahawks know expectations took a hit with flop performance in opener
| NFC West Division | ||||||||||||
| Team | W | L | T | Pct | ||||||||
| San Francisco | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1.000 | ||||||||
| Los Angeles | 1 | 1 | 0 | .500 | ||||||||
| Seattle | 1 | 1 | 0 | .500 | ||||||||
| Arizona | 0 | 2 | 0 | .000 | ||||||||
| Full Standings | ||||||||||||
| Leaders | |||||
| Pass Yds: | G. Smith | 440 | |||
| Pass TDs: | G. Smith | 3 | |||
| Rush Yds: | K. Walker III | 107 | |||
| Rush TDs: | K. Walker III | 2 | |||
| Rec Yds: | D. Metcalf | 122 | |||
| Rec TDs: | T. Lockett | 2 | |||
| Int: | T. Brown | 1 | |||
| Sacks: | T. Brown | 1.0 | |||
| Offense (Rank) | |||||
| Yards: | 573 (25) | ||||
| Passing Yards: | 440 (20) | ||||
| Rushing Yards: | 167 (26) | ||||
| Points per game: | 25.0 (13) | ||||
| Yards per game: | 286.5 (24) | ||||
| Touchdowns: | 5 (18) | ||||
| Field Goals: | 3 (23) | ||||
| Defense (Rank) | |||||
| Yards: | 844 (30) | ||||
| Passing Yards: | 657 (28) | ||||
| Rushing Yards: | 194 (13) | ||||
| Points per game: | 30.5 (29) | ||||
| Yards per game: | 422.0 (31) | ||||
| Touchdowns: | 7 (31) | ||||
| Field Goals: | 4 (19) | ||||
| Transactions | ||
| Date | Player | Transactions |
| 9/23 | J. Rhattigan | active/prac. squad |
| 9/23 | T. Tabor | active/prac. squad |
| 9/22 | T. Smith | pract. squad add |
| 9/22 | G. Eiland | pract. squad del |
| 9/21 | T. Tabor | pract. squad add |
| 9/20 | A. Burns | active/prac. squad |
| 9/20 | T. Lindsey | pract. squad add |
| 9/20 | C. Davis Jr. | pract. squad add |
| 9/20 | B. Russell | active/prac. squad |
| 9/20 | T. Smith | cut |
| Injuries | ||
| Date | Player | Status |
| 9/24 | C. Cross | toe (Out) |
| 9/24 | C. Bryant | toe (Out) |
| 9/24 | W. Dissly | shoulder (Doubtful) |
| 9/24 | R. Woolen | chest (Doubtful) |
| 9/24 | D. Metcalf | ribs (Questionable) |
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