
Our Seahawks are heading to Denver this Thursday night for a Week 6 showdown, kicking off at 6:15 p.m. Mile High time at Empower Field at Mile High. Both our Hawks and the Broncos are sitting at a shaky 3-2, having “stumbled out of the gates” this season, and after that gut-wrenching 32-29 loss to the 49ers, the pressure is squarely on Coach Macdonald’s squad to right the ship.
Why a Win in Denver Is Non-Negotiable
Look, you and I both know 3-2 isn’t where we want to be, especially after last week. This game against the Broncos isn’t just another Thursday Night Football matchup, it’s a statement. The Broncos are already talking about how a win against us would get them to 4-2 and help them “make waves in the AFC down the stretch.” Excuse me? Not on our watch! Our Hawks have to go in there and show them what Seattle football is made of. We need that 4-2 start to stay in the mix and not let these other division leaders pull away. We can’t afford to fall to 3-3 right now.
Tuning In and The Unanswered Questions
You can catch all the action, or hopefully, the domination, on Amazon Prime with Al Michaels calling play-by-play, Kirk Herbstreit giving analysis, and Kaylee Hartung on the sidelines. We will be glued to every snap, because frankly, there are still so many questions hanging over this team. We have got to see improvements. Early reports are talking about the “3 Things to Watch” and “How the Denver Broncos can beat the Seattle Seahawks” heading into this one, and honestly, the only thing I am focused on is how *our* Hawks are going to beat *them*. We will also be keeping an eye out for that practice participation report on Monday. Every bit of info matters when you are trying to turn a season around early.
This is not just Week 6; it is a gut check. The 12s in the Emerald City are watching. We are expecting a fight, a statement, and a victory on Thursday night. Let us get to 4-2 and prove we are better than this bumpy start. Go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Mile High Report.
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