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The unremarkable Seahawks continue their midling march to the playoffs. And the other local teams are totally unexcellent, too.

Both teams gain some redemption with wins at home over the weekend. The Dawgs enter next week's Apple Cup at 4-7, while the Seahawks lead the NFC West with a 6-4 record.

The mighty wind of the NFC West is at their backs as the team, with only an air attack, breezes to the playoffs.

Three reasons for Monday-morning quarterbacks to be optimistic:

• Yes, the Washington Husky gridders (3-7) have lost to four top-25 teams (Oregon, Ohio State, Arizona State, and USC), but they also...

Seattle has become something of a half-assed sports town, and that half happens to be the first. On Sunday, Nov. 4, both the Seahawks and the Sonics were competitive going into the second halves of...

The Sonics open a season of discontent, or discontinuance, or something – no one's quite sure, maybe not even the lead owner, Okie Clay Bennett.

The Seahawks sounded even better, but then, they lead the NFC West with a 4-3 record.

After losing to the New Orleans Ain'ts, the team is definitely ready for the 32nd-ranked St. Louis Rams.

Behind 21-0 and seemingly incapable, the Seahawks pretty much just gave up.