The Seattle Times

Here are three things to know ahead of the Seahawks' Monday Night Football matchup with the Giants, who are one of the more perplexing teams in the league so far.

Let’s review one of Seattle’s most fun days of the 2013 season as we continue our review of the Seahawks’ Super Season.

Having soundly bounced back from their disappointing season opener, the Seahawks are on a roll entering their Monday Night Football appearance in Week 4.

The Mariners fell to the Astros on Monday for their fourth loss in a row. And while there's still time to get right, the ballclub is playing as if it has run out of gas.

Mariner bats go quiet in loss to Astros as Justin Verlander outshines Luis Castillo on Monday night in a 5-1 Houston win.

Assuming he has no setbacks in practice, Seahawks safety Jamal Adams will return to live game action next Monday night against the New York Giants, coach Pete Carroll said again Monday.

The Mariners have their final seven games of the 2023 season at T-Mobile Park to decide a return trip to the postseason.

What are a couple of areas where the Seahawks need to continue to improve to turn their 2-1 start into something more? Reporter Bob Condotta answers this and more.

Sunday was a good day to be a Seahawks fan. Here's how national media reacted to the Seahawks' 37-27 win over the Panthers.

With just under five minutes remaining in Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers, WR Jake Bobo found himself lined up in a play schemed for DK Metcalf. He made it count.

Kenneth Walker III rushed for two touchdowns in a 37-27 win over the Carolina Panthers that lifted the Seahawks to 2-1 on the year.

Lumen hadn't completely faded into a non-factor for foes who traveled to the Pacific Northwest, but its mystique had seemed to dwindle a bit. Not Sunday.

Sunday made it feel as if it’s safe to believe in the Seahawks again. Here are Bob Condotta's grades for the Week 3 win.

The Seahawks have won two straight after a dismal Week 1 outing. Here are three things we learned from the Seahawks' 37-27 win over the Panthers.

The Rangers hit four home runs off Mariners rookie right-hander Bryan Woo, and six homers in all, to beat the Mariners 9-8 on Sunday afternoon, finishing off a three-game sweep of them.