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Due to the fact that they have lost five of their previous six games, the Seahawks have fallen to the bottom of the NFC West standings. Is there any cause to wish for a turnaround in the second half of the game?
A celebration is taking place at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, United States of America, on November 3, 2024, after Geno Smith, the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, threw a touchdown pass against the Los Angeles Rams during the first half of the game. Bears Discussion on Hail Mary Hangover.mp4 is required. Close the volume at 01:33 and make sure the captions completely fill the screen.

In the first six weeks of the 2024 season, the Seattle Seahawks were riding high to begin the Mike Macdonald era. They began the season on a three-game winning streak, which allowed them to surge into sole ownership of first place in the National Football Conference West section.

The Seahawks, on the other hand, have not had much success since that moment. They have been successful in defeating themselves just as much as they have been successful in defeating their opponents. After suffering defeat in five of their previous six games, they have fallen to the bottom of the division and are currently ranked as the 12th seed in the NFC standings. They are a long way from being among the teams that are anticipated to make the playoffs as they enter their much-needed bye week.

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With the 31st-ranked run game, Seattle’s offensive line has failed to adequately protect quarterback Geno Smith, allowing roughly 150 pressures in nine games. Additionally, the offensive line has failed to create holes for Ken Walker III, which has contributed to the team’s troubles. When it comes to defence, Macdonald’s team has allowed at least 150 rushing yards four times in the previous six games, and the pass rush has been erratic at times, troubling opposing quarterbacks. The run defence has been optional for the majority of the season.

Despite the fact that the Seahawks have not won as many games as they had hoped to this point, particularly after getting off to a 3-0 start, Macdonald has not lost faith in his team. He believes that their best football is still in front of them, and they have the opportunity to rebound after doing some introspection during their bye week. They will then return to prepare for a challenging road game against the 49ers.

“This is not the place that we want to be. According to Macdonald, who spoke to reporters on Monday, “it is not where we expected it to to be.” “But I have the impression that we are quite robust. You can just go through the challenges that we encountered on a week-by-week basis. There is a significant amount of self-inflicted difficulty, which is something that great football teams do not do. They get rid of the drag, and all of them move forward quickly together. Even though we are travelling together, we are not moving very quickly at the moment. Consequently, it is our responsibility as coaches to completely get rid of that drag and make it crystal apparent for the boys.

After the bye, is there any reason to even hope for a reversal in the second half of the game? During the most recent episode of Locked On Seahawks, hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the reasons why Seattle has been unsuccessful up to this point, as well as the question of whether or not the team can be saved with eight games still to play.

Additionally, Smith and Rang talk about their “Tell the Truth” midseason takeaways, which include the reasons why it could be beneficial to increase the amount of time spent on quarterback evaluation for the 2025 draft. Additionally, they make their choices for midseason offensive superlatives, including top rookie, most improved, and more!

You may listen to the most recent episode of Locked On Seahawks in its entirety by clicking here, or you can subscribe to the podcast platform of your choice by clicking here.Due to the fact that they have lost five of their previous six games, the Seahawks have fallen to the bottom of the NFC West standings. If there is any reason to expect for a turnaround in the second half, what is it?

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A celebration is taking place at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, United States of America, on November 3, 2024, after Geno Smith, the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, threw a touchdown pass against the Los Angeles Rams during the first half of the game. Credit is required to be given to Steven Bisig-Imagn Images.

Seattle, Washington, United States of America; November 3, 2024 During the first half of the game at Lumen Field, quarterback Geno Smith of the Seattle Seahawks, who is seven years old, celebrates after successful completion of a touchdown pass against the Los Angeles Rams. The following credit is required: Steven Bisig-Imagn Images / Steven Bisig-Imagn Images Photo Credit

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Six weeks ago, the Seattle Seahawks were riding high to begin the Mike Macdonald era. They began the 2024 season on a three-game winning streak, which allowed them to surge into sole ownership of first place in the NFC West after starting the season with a perfect record.

The Seahawks, on the other hand, have not had much success since that moment. They have been successful in defeating themselves just as much as they have been successful in defeating their opponents. After suffering defeat in five of their previous six games, they have fallen to the bottom of the division and are currently ranked as the 12th seed in the NFC standings. They are a long way from being among the teams that are anticipated to make the playoffs as they enter their much-needed bye week.

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With the 31st-ranked run game, Seattle’s offensive line has failed to adequately protect quarterback Geno Smith, allowing roughly 150 pressures in nine games. Additionally, the offensive line has failed to create holes for Ken Walker III, which has contributed to the team’s troubles. When it comes to defence, Macdonald’s team has allowed at least 150 rushing yards four times in the previous six games, and the pass rush has been erratic at times, troubling opposing quarterbacks. The run defence has been optional for the majority of the season.

Despite the fact that the Seahawks have not won as many games as they had hoped to this point, particularly after getting off to a 3-0 start, Macdonald has not lost faith in his team. He believes that their best football is still in front of them, and they have the opportunity to rebound after doing some introspection during their bye week. They will then return to prepare for a challenging road game against the 49ers.

“This is not the place that we want to be. According to Macdonald, who spoke to reporters on Monday, “it is not where we expected it to to be.” “But I have the impression that we are quite robust. You can just go through the challenges that we encountered on a week-by-week basis. There is a significant amount of self-inflicted difficulty, which is something that great football teams do not do. They get rid of the drag, and all of them move forward quickly together. Even though we are travelling together, we are not moving very quickly at the moment. Consequently, it is our responsibility as coaches to completely get rid of that drag and make it crystal apparent for the boys.

After the bye, is there any reason to even hope for a reversal in the second half of the game? During the most recent episode of Locked On Seahawks, hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the reasons why Seattle has been unsuccessful up to this point, as well as the question of whether or not the team can be saved with eight games still to play.

Additionally, Smith and Rang talk about their “Tell the Truth” midseason takeaways, which include the reasons why it could be beneficial to increase the amount of time spent on quarterback evaluation for the 2025 draft. Additionally, they make their choices for midseason offensive superlatives, including top rookie, most improved, and more!

You may listen to the most recent episode of Locked On Seahawks in its entirety by clicking here, or you can subscribe to the podcast platform of your choice by clicking here.