It’s no secret that the Seattle Seahawks have the deadliest one-two punch in the NFL at interior tackle, and that it forms the foundation of their elite defense

Adams aggravated his hamstring injury in last Sunday's 41-34 win over the Detroit Lions, so the likelihood of him playing four days later should be quite slim. However, Rams head coach Sean McVay has left open the possibility of the six-time Pro Bowler suiting up in Seattle.

Surprisingly, the five national media sites did not overreact to the close game against the Colts. Of the five national media sites polled (NFL.com, Pro Football Talk, Bleacher Report, ESPN, and CBS Sports) one site kept Seattle at the same ranking, three moved them up, and one dropped them down. Let’s see who did what.

After knocking off the Colts 18-16, the Seahawks improve to 11 and 3. Terry Hollimon breaks the game down in the Hawk Zone. Sponsored by Muckleshoot Casino Resort.

Seattle's defense remains a superpower and their special teams unit is strong, but the offense is looking shakier than ever.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford talks preparing for likely rainy game Thursday night at Seattle and what he's seen from the Seahawks' defense since the two teams first faced each other this season.

Njigba, Ernest Jones IV, and Jason Myers will lead the team’s three phases into battle in their biggest game of the year.

It's reminiscent of Pete Carroll's Seahawks teams, which regularly would come alive in the final two quarters to secure wins. At that time, the franchise was known for frequently emerging on the winning end of nail-biters, seemingly every week.