The past few weeks have been up and down for the Seattle Seahawks (11-3), despite a four-game win streak. The Seahawks have won four consecutive games, but some

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1. Charles Cross is dealing with a hamstring injury, plus an update on Tory Horton. It was easy to miss in the moment, but as the Seahawks celebrated Jason Myers' 56-yard game-winning field goal, left tackle Charles Cross was being tended to after injuring his hamstring on the play.

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The Seattle Seahawks take on the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday, December 18, and the stakes for this game couldn't be higher.

Seahawks have scored 6 points in the first half on offense in each of the last 3 games. That’s not going to cut it. Sam Darnold is the reason nobody takes the Seahawks seriously in the playoffs. This offense is one guy. They don’t scare anybody.

The Rams and Seahawks are fighting for the NFC West crown. What does each team need to wrap up the division — and potentially the top seed in the NFC with it?

While every other aspect of the Seahawks has ranked among the best in the NFL, the run game remains a work in progress as it ranks 22nd in the NFL in per-game average.

Sunday was his first time being active since entering the NFL, just six days shy of a complete calendar year since sustaining the injury. He got to take the field for an elite defense, alongside all-pro caliber linemates like Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy, for a team that is in a fight for the top seed in the NFC.

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