Davis Hsu

Yeah, the Seahawks have been 2-2 over the last four games, and have lost two disappointing games on the road, but I think before I researched this blog post, I hadn't realized how good Russell Wilson was actually playing.

More on Pete Carroll's defensive tenets, and a few theories of my own on his priorities.

There has been a lot of talk recently about the Seahawks defense (1) not being elite, and (2) not getting off the field on 3rd down.

The Seahawks are set up to be good for a while - if they can solve their passing game issues. Check out the attached Seahawks Age Chart attached here, and some of my thoughts are here below...

Pete Carroll, the undersized UFC challenger, exhausted & bloody, hungrily catching his breath, sat on the stool. He was overmatched by a superior, experienced champion opponent.

Here's how I imagine a conversation between Paul Allen and John Schneider about the upcoming 2013 Draft would go.

Because it's always NFL Draft season in my world.

Sometime around the Dallas game, the Seahawks Roundtable on KJR 950 were jesting that Pete Carroll needs to "take the lid off the sippy cup" in terms of the offensive passing game (they were...

This is a big game.

One major area that I thought a lot about in the week leading up to the Seahawks - Cowboys game was the penalty issue. The Seahawks were playing fairly clean in the preseason and Pete Carroll had...

What a crazy few days! I have attached the salary cap for the Seahawks' defense, as it stands now, for 2012 and 2013. Once the TE Evan Moore deal goes through, I will publish the offense as well,...

After two games and eleven drives, Russell Wilson has led the team to five touchdowns, one field goal, one interception, and four punts. 38 points is not too shabby either.

I charted Russell Wilson's nineteen passing snaps and the results are attached below.

I think the Seahawks did well in the Chris Clemons deal, and the numbers were detailed today by Brian McIntyre.

I had a good time watching the Seahawks at Training Camp with Danny Kelly & Erik Polson on Sunday. Here are my thoughts and musings in no particular order: - The defense looks ahead of the offense...

Mike Williams has been cut, and many Seahawks fans are wondering, "Who is going to line up at split end?"

Explaining the salary cap rollover rules in the NFL's CBA.

ProFootballTalk is privy, every month or so, to NFL salary cap information on a high level basis by team. I used the numbers from the most recent PFT blog and coupled that with a great article from Jason LaConfora back on March 30th, which had the te

In the 2012 NFL Draft the Seattle Seahawks selected OLB Korey Toomer from Idaho in the 5th round, Pick #154 overall.

"L" is for Jeremy Lane

Sorry for the drag on this series. I need to speed these up, so the rest of the alphabet will be shorter blogs (and possibly a little out of order). Last week, my boss, who is also a good friend,...

John Schneider was on SportsRadioKJR Saturday with Doug Farrar and Rob Rang on their weekly must-listen Chalk Talk program, and he talked briefly about Chris Clemons and the Seahawks' desire to get...

"I" is for identity.

I had a chance to attend the WinForever Event held by Coach Carroll at the VMAC again this year - I attended last year as well with Danny Kelly, and I thought it was improved over year one.

G is for Grading.

E is for Expectations, F is for FIT

The new CBA makes negotiating rookie contracts much simpler than in the past, especially in the early rounds, but likely in all rounds.

"D" is for DangeRuss Wilson.

The letter "C" is for Carroll. And, Convention.

I find it interesting to go back, in retrospect, and take a look at some of the things that were said in the run-up to the Draft that could have alluded to the direction the Seahawks were going.