The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
Next season, we have a few NFL front offices sitting on warm seats. While most of the league is on stable ground, we have a few spots that could be open soon.
The Seattle Seahawks have been one of the NFL’s best franchises, with Pete Carroll as head coach and Russell Wilson as the quarterback. However, this year was a bump in the road for the Seahawks. Thought to be a playoff contender heading into the season, that never materialized for the team.
The Seattle Seahawks aren’t fooling anybody anymore. Sure, they made the playoffs in 2020, their third-straight trip and fifth in the last six years. There’s just one problem though. Getting consistently bounced out of the tournament at the first hurdle.
The injury bug has hit the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks so hard that even Pete Carroll was limited in practice. The Seattle head coach underwent a knee scope during the bye week. Though Carroll had a bit of a setback in rehab because he “overdid it a little too much,” he will be 100 percent ready to go on Sunday against the NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals.
INDIANAPOLIS – Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was all smiles walking up to podium No.1 with so many questions surrounding
“Behind every successful team is a great coach who demands the players give their all in the hopes of a trip to the Super Bowl.” Liz Pendergraft ranks the five best head coaches in the NFL.
Ken Filler lists the five best coaches in the NFL.
The Seattle Seahawks look to get back to the postseason in 2018-19. The NFC is tough and the Seahawks lost some key players including a few from the vaunted Legion of Boom. Can Pete Carroll and his crew get this team back to its former glory?
The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
Next season, we have a few NFL front offices sitting on warm seats. While most of the league is on stable ground, we have a few spots that could be open soon.
The Seattle Seahawks have been one of the NFL’s best franchises, with Pete Carroll as head coach and Russell Wilson as the quarterback. However, this year was a bump in the road for the Seahawks. Thought to be a playoff contender heading into the season, that never materialized for the team.
The Seattle Seahawks aren’t fooling anybody anymore. Sure, they made the playoffs in 2020, their third-straight trip and fifth in the last six years. There’s just one problem though. Getting consistently bounced out of the tournament at the first hurdle.
The injury bug has hit the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks so hard that even Pete Carroll was limited in practice. The Seattle head coach underwent a knee scope during the bye week. Though Carroll had a bit of a setback in rehab because he “overdid it a little too much,” he will be 100 percent ready to go on Sunday against the NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals.
INDIANAPOLIS – Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was all smiles walking up to podium No.1 with so many questions surrounding his team. A main topic
“Behind every successful team is a great coach who demands the players give their all in the hopes of a trip to the Super Bowl.” Liz Pendergraft ranks the five best head coaches in the NFL.
The Seattle Seahawks look to get back to the postseason in 2018-19. The NFC is tough and the Seahawks lost some key players including a few from the vaunted Legion of Boom. Can Pete Carroll and his crew get this team back to its former glory?
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