444: The Seahawks offense has the potential to be unstoppable

Check out my new videoMonday night's game, which ended in a 42-29 loss for Seattle, was a rollercoaster of emotions. While there were offensive and defense lapses, the offense looked like they were going to find ways to get back into the game throughout the night. We talk about our mixed feelings about the game and the offense in particular. While the Seahawks' offense, led by Geno Smith, showcased some impressive plays, the defense struggled to keep up, allowing Jared Goff to complete a perfect 18 for 18. But was Geno's game better than Goff's "perfect" game? Especially considering the pressure he faced from the Lions' defensive line, particularly Aidan Hutchinson.
Ken Walker's dynamic running style continues to be a bright spot for the Seahawks. He has shown that he needs to be an even bigger part of the offense throughout the game. We also look ahead to the Seahawks upcoming matchup against the New York Giants. We're looking to see how the team bounces back against an opponent that looks like they may struggle to put points on the board.
The Los Angeles Rams are struggling to keep points off the board with their defense. They dropped another game in the standings this week along with the Cardinals. Brock Purdy is looking a lot like Geno behind a mostly suspect offensive line and we'll be facing them next week. The refs from the game against the Lions need to do better, but maybe not for the reason you'd expect. Adam also spikes the football on an issue he saw coming years ago. Better at life honors go out to something we don't see as often in the political sphere and to a Seahawks player who should walk into the Hall of Fame.
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[@nascar9778]

We need a more balanced offense that can control field position and run the ball so our defense isn't always on the field getting injured

[@wiredspeaker5658]

I didn't understand going for 2 either but did finally settle on the psychological factor of just trying to get in Detroit's head.

[@colinsandell-hay5863]

Walker was perhaps held back because he was coming off an injury that kept him out for 2 weeks

[@jamesstradley3232]

Like Macdonald said they're not where they want to be yet GO HAWKS!!!

[@ace448]

To me this was the coaching staff’s welcome to the NFL game. They have been making mistakes and a better team exploited them. It really exposes what needs fixing across the board.

[@jamesstradley3232]

If you have to evacuate the pocket as soon as your back foot hits there's a problem GO HAWKS!!!

[@blueandgreenzone]

I love walker he would be absolutely elite if he would take a bad play and just go straight to get anything he can instead of 5 yrd losses but then half the time those 5 yrd losses end up being explosive win some loose some

[@KeaganKellogg]

Part of his magic is that liiiil Barry Sanders tho

[@blueandgreenzone]

@@KeaganKellogg lol yea a lil bit

[@wiredspeaker5658]

Maybe Peter's is being brought in for experience and to put his foot in the ass of Bradford and Haynes. Idk I mean who's the vocal veteran in the oline room thats going hold guys accountable?