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It's easier (and probably cheaper) for me to watch the Mariners on the Upper West Side of Manhattan than it is for someone on Eastlake or in Issaquah. That's crazy.
'Cuz that's what I did in today's newsletter, doing some heavy reading in order to explain the specific strain of nonsense that Jerry Dipoto emitted this week.
The Seahawks are attempting to go from good to great, and while this is extraordinarily difficult in the NFL, I don't believe it's all that complicated.
Seattle's former coach had a bit of a new look, but the same message as he steps into a new color scheme.
I'm not necessarily shocked that Pete Carroll got a head-coaching gig. I just didn't think it would be in Las Vegas.
The Ohio State Buckeyes embody both the strengths and the weaknesses of the playoff system that crowned them.
A particularly vulgar Eagles fans
Seems like that's the Mariners M.O. for an offseason that is most noteable for the lack of transactions by the local baseball team.
I'm just not sure that the offensive coordinator was the biggest reason that the Seahawks struggled to run the ball.
I'm going to do my very best to have a straight-faced discussion about the importance of playing in something called the Pop-Tart Bowl.
My perspective on Steve Sarkisian changed not because he quit drinking, but because I did.
