… entage for the season to 54.5 percent, ranking 46 of 51 running backs. — The Seahawks offensive line allowed 24 quarterback pressures, which is the most for them …
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THE NFL TAKES A KNEE Dozens of NFL players demonstrated by taking a knee during the national anthem on Sunday following President Donald Trump’s criticism on Friday against athletes that kneel. The Seattle Seahawks sat out the anthem, while the Pittsburgh Steelers also stayed off the field. The owner of the Jaguars, who is a Trump donor, linked arms with his players and called the president’s remarks “divisive.” Trump, insisting his criticism had nothing to do with race, called for an NFL boycott to stop the protests.

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… hink we could have been better early.” Wilson was part of the problem as the Seahawks punted on each of their first six possessions, gaining only 36 yards on thei …
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… h him—play-action, rollouts and bootlegs—all stem from the running game. The Seahawks haven’t had a dominant running game since 2014, the last year Lynch was heal …
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Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll defended his players’ decision to skip the national anthem ahead of their NFL defeat to the Tennessee Titans.

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… uggling to stop the run. Seattle coach Pete Carroll was surprised to see his Seahawks give up three touchdowns all 24 yards or longer. ”Right now, it’s kind of s …
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… Alejandro Villanueva, who stood outside with a hand over his heart. Both the Seahawks and Titans stayed inside until after the national anthem was over in Nashvil …
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CHICAGO — In a sign of solidarity, the Pittsburgh Steelers stayed in the locker room during the national anthem before Sunday’s game with the Chicago Bears. Players for the Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans did the same before their game. An NFL official told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that no fines are being considered for those players who stayed in the locker room during the anthem. As the anthem began at Soldier Field, several Steelers coaches were on the sideline, including head coach Mike Tomlin, while the players were not present. Offensive coordinator Todd Haley, offensive line coach Mike Munchak and running backs coach James Saxon also were spotted. Players took the field within

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… ans to run at will in a 33-27 win against the Legion of Boom and the Seattle Seahawks? If you claim you were sure of any of those outcomes, you’re a genius … or …
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — They were memorable images bookending a day around the NFL that will remain memorable — for absolutely nothing at all to do with football itself.
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan locked arms with players as “The Star-Spangled Banner” was performed before the first game of the morning Sunday in London. Eleven hours later, Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder did the same before the last game of the night not too far from the White House. It was a symbolic gesture by two of the very men called upon by President Donald Trump to punish NFLers for making any sort of Colin Kaepernick-esque statement during the national anthem. Give me some more!