CenturyLink Field remains home, sweet, home for Seattle. Down 23-10 in the third quarter, the Seahawks scored 14 unanswered points to remain unbeaten at home, surprising the New England Patriots 24-23 this afternoon.
CenturyLink Field remains home, sweet, home for Seattle. Down 23-10 in the third quarter, the Seahawks scored 14 unanswered points to remain unbeaten at home, surprising the New England Patriots 24-23 this afternoon.
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Pete Carroll likes to approach every week of the NFL season as if the Seahawks are playing for a championship. Any kind of championship … he’ll make it up if he has to.
The Seahawks added some beef to the defensive line, and perhaps signaled the end of Alan Branch’s time in Seattle with the addition of defensive tackle Tony McDaniel.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Look out. That familiar sight is the New England Patriots romping through December, looking like a Super Bowl team.
Best day of the pro football season? That would be this one. Conference championship Sunday offers a doubleheader that figures to provide more thrills than frills. It’s the last stop on the NFL schedule before the league packs up the circus train for the city of New Orleans.
With four games left, the Seattle Seahawks still have their eyes focused on their primary goal set before the season started: winning the NFC West Division title.
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