By pinning the blame on Nathaniel Hackett, Denver's new coach is letting Russell Wilson off the hook for last season but putting him on the hot seat for this one.
George Kliavkoff inherited a bad hand, played it as best he could, but we know he's been bluffing the past five months and it's time for him to go.
If Seattle's defensive front isn't improved this season, it won't be for a lack of effort or spending or draft picks.
Jarred Kelenic's reaction to his mistake is ultimately much more telling and way more important than the fact he made it.
There's one question that best illustrates just how wide open the NFC is in 2023.
They think they know suffering because they don't win as much as the Yankees, which I find freaking comical.
Why has it been so hard for Pete Carroll to make Seattle's defense good again?
It's no surprise the success of Seattle's coach gets overlooked. The reason that happens, however, has changed.
A critique of the column that declared Portland's Damian Lillard to be annoying, thereby earning the author a nomination for our inaugural Headinass Awards.
The Mariners lost to the Yankees, but that was boring so I'll spice up today's newsletter with a sex scandal in college bowling!
Before we dip into this week's Mariner-a Sauce, I want to trace the ethically dubious history that preceded Schefter's podcast interview with Dalvin Cook 'cuz it's kind of scummy.
The NCAA does not have a 'hot girl' problem. The NCAA has a problem because it won't create a system in which athletes are fairly compensated for their labor.
