Stacy Rost

The Seattle Seahawks badly needed a win entering their Week 7 contest against the Atlanta Falcons, and they got one. But just as importantly, they accomplished two other feats.

That’s how ESPN’s Bill Barnwell described it during a conversation with us this week on Seattle Sports’ Bump and Stacy. And that’s good news for a Seattle Seahawks team that was expected to be rebuilding and simply attempting to improve under a new coaching staff. Meanwhile, the heavily-favored 49ers were picked to win the crown with the Rams still a common favorite over Seattle.

Buffalo Bills insider Vic Carucci highlighted the two areas the Seattle Seahawks need to excel in to beat Buffalo.

On a bad day for the Seattle Seahawks, who could be deemed winners and losers following the 31-10 loss to Buffalo? Stacy Rost sorts it out.

The problem with the Seattle Seahawks’ biggest problem is that it affects everything else.

Seattle Sports' Stacy Rost shares her thoughts on three questions from listeners about the 4-4 Seattle Seahawks.

With the Seattle Seahawks 4-5 heading into their bye after a wild loss in OT to the Rams, Stacy Rost delivers three truths about the Hawks.

The bad news for the Seattle Seahawks is that they’ve got far more than just one problem. The good news is that with multiple problems comes the potential for multiple solutions, and one NFL analyst thinks they don’t have to wait until the draft to improve their offense.

When your team is losing you hardly want a silver lining, but every team in the NFC West has one: this is the most competitive – and most wide open – division in football.

With a glass half-full approach, you can start peering down the Seattle Seahawks’ remaining schedule and making the case for a win here or there — against the struggling Bears’ offense, perhaps, or even against a volatile Jets squad.