The end of Sunday's loss should scare the hell out of anyone who believes that Seattle needs to find a new quarterback to get over the hump.
Update through Week 16, the Seahawks having lost control of their own playoff fate.
There's one thing that Seattle does better than Green Bay, and it just so happens it's one of the most important things in football.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy how utterly insane the average Seahawks game is. However, it was nice to have a bit of a reprieve on Sunday.
The success Seattle has had over these past three weeks can be traced back to what the Seahawks do in the final 2 minutes of each half, and I can prove it.
When another NFL team works as hard as the Jets did to give one away, you don't need to apologize nor are you required to express gratitude. Just smile and move on to the next one.
A season that looked sunk just three weeks has changed dramatically because the Seahawks have changed dramatically. There's a lesson in there.
Yes, Geno Smith is the biggest question facing the Seahawks, but there's (at least) seven regular-season games before there needs to be any decision.
After six straight whuppings, the Seahawks put up a fight that was more than just respectable against San Francisco.
The Huskies need one win for a bowl game, the Seahawks need a win to remain relevant and Mike Tyson needs to not lose to a YouTuber.
Comments from Wednesday's poll, asking whether Seattle will make the playoffs.
I'm going to explain why Seahawks willingness to look bad in the short-term is something that pays off in the long run.