They didn’t make it easy on themselves — or those of you watching back home in Seattle — in the second half Sunday in Atlanta, but the Seahawks did improve to 4-0 on the road in 2019, and at 6-2 at midway point in the season they’re feeling good about who they are and where they’re headed.
For now, they’re headed home to play a 2-5 Tampa Bay team that has lost three straight, with old foe Bruce Arians set to make his return to Seattle.
The Seahawks are just 2-2 at CenturyLink Field this season, and by Sunday they’ll hope to have a handle on some of the maddening second-half issues that nearly cost them against the Falcons.