RENTON, Wash. - You know times are desperate in Seattle when coach Mike Holmgren says he might lean more on his defense and running game to turn around a 1-3 season.
Surely the Seahawks should leave no stone unturned to avoid falling to 1-4 with a loss Sunday to Green Bay (2-3) at Qwest Field. And right now, Holmgren, arguably the greatest director of the West Coast offense's intricate passing game since the late Bill Walsh, is more than displeased with his offense, especially the passing game.
loss at the New York Giants on Sunday.

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GREEN BAY, Wis. - _ If Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy has any harsh words for his players after a three-game losing streak, he's delivering them behind closed doors.
Going into Sunday's game at Seattle, McCarthy said he is being "brutally honest" with his 2-3 team this week — just not in public.
ring injury.

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For teams on opposite sides of the continent, these two have a bit of a rivalry. Last season the Pats hammered the Chargers 38-14 in Week 2, then stopped

RENTON, Wash. -- You know times are desperate in Seattle when coach Mike Holmgren says he might lean more on his defense and running game to turn around a