Seahawks Play by Play

The Seattle Seahawks may have fallen short of their goals, but there's no denying that they've made significant strides in various aspects of their team. In a recent survey conducted among NFL players, the Seahawks received high marks for their facilities, with 93% of respondents believing that ownership is willing to invest money in upgrading them. The team's locker room, weight room, and cafeteria all received positive reviews, with many players praising the ample space available.

One area where the Seahawks fell short was in staffing their training room and team travel. While they offer first-class flights only after road victories, there are several teams that provide this luxury to their players throughout the season. Additionally, some players felt that the club could improve its support for player training and recovery.

Despite these areas of improvement, the Seahawks have shown promise in various aspects of the game. In a recent match against the Los Angeles Rams, they managed to hold them to just 123 yards in the first three quarters. However, it was their own mistakes that ultimately led to their downfall, with 12 penalties resulting in 130 yards lost.

Coach Pete Carroll expressed disappointment at the loss, citing the team's inability to stop the Rams' ground game and the numerous penalties that hindered their progress. Quarterback Smith also acknowledged that his team struggled to get close enough for a field goal attempt.

The Seahawks may have fallen short of their goals this time around, but with improvements in their facilities and continued focus on player training and recovery, they're sure to bounce back strong in the future.

Seahawks play by play