Preseason is half a year away, but at least something is kicking off this morning: a new offseason column. Think of “Little Things” as a weekly methodical stroll through the weird, maddening, exhilarating, maddening again, and full-circle-back-to-weird-again season of your 2016 Seattle Seahawks.
Category: Doug Baldwin
Seahawks follow familiar formula to beat Lions
Seattle running back Thomas Rawls celebrated after his 4-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter against Detroit on Saturday night. Rawls rushed 27 times for 161 yards.
Richardson shows the flash in Seattle’s romp of Detroit
With the emergence of Doug Baldwin, the arrival of Tyler Lockett and a list of injuries that slowed his development, Paul Richardson was seemingly forgotten as one of the pass catching options for the Seattle Seahawks. Richardson’s acrobatic 2-yard touchdown reception was the beginning of Seattle’s 26-6 romp over Detroit in the NFC wild card game on Saturday night, sending the Seahawks into an anticipated matchup with the Atlanta Falcons.
Rawls, Seahawks run past Lions
Seattle advanced to an NFC Divisional Playoff game at Atlanta after winning its 10th consecutive home postseason contest. The Seahawks haven’t lost a postseason game at home since 2005.
Lions vs. Seahawks: Odds, TV Schedule, Predictions for 2017 NFC Wild Card
It’s not a good sign when the Cleveland Browns have won a playoff game more recently than your team, but that’s the situation the Detroit Lions are in. Barry Sanders and the Lions made the 1991 NFC Championship Game, and they haven’t reigned victorious in the postseason since.
Seahawks 2016 regular season: a story in obscure stats
A few obscure stats from the NFL that tell the story the of 2016 Seattle Seahawks: Starting lineups, Wagner, scoring, and RB comparisons. The Seattle Seahawks’ 2016 regular season is complete.