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The Seattle Seahawks obliterated the Arizona Cardinals in Week 10,\u00a0improving to a 7-2 record and first place in the NFC West.<\/p>\n
Speaking of records, it\u2019s shaping up to be a historic year for the Seahawks on a number of fronts. How many records could Seattle set in one season?<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s start with the one you all know already. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, after another 93, now has\u00a01,041<\/strong>\u00a0yards and continues to lead the NFL. Unless his season is over tomorrow, he\u00a0<\/p>\n That thing\u2019s gonna get shattered. After that, though, two more records are up for grabs.<\/p>\n JSN is chasing down three more league-leading marks. No Seahawks receiver has led the NFL in receiving yards this century, and the only one to ever do it was\u2026Hall of Famer Steve Largent. If he maintains pace, he\u2019d tie the best receiver in franchise history as the WR yards leader.<\/p>\n Which may be an NFL record.\u00a01.964<\/strong>\u00a0yards by Calvin Johnson is very much still in the mix. He did it in 16 games, so we\u2019d have an argument on our hands depending on the math, but it could also be the first 2,000 receiving-yard season in NFL history.<\/p>\n Again, much of this has been public knowledge since Week 5, but we\u2019re past halfway and still full steam ahead JSN!<\/p>\n Sam Darnold and the offense have only been sacked ten times through nine games. That\u2019s unbelievable. So unbelievable, that they are well ahead of pace to set the record for fewest sacks allowed in franchise history, currently at\u00a0<\/p>\n Are they chasing the NFL team record for fewest sacks allowed? I mean not really. The game has changed so much, the record is technically\u00a0four<\/strong>\u00a0by the 1956 New York Giants, followed by\u00a0<\/p>\n The last 30 years? That mark is 11 by the 2003 Detroit Lions.<\/p>\n Interestingly, on the other side, the defense is doing alright. With\u00a0<\/p>\n Nonstandard statistical leaders? Yes! Go ahead and drop this one in the group chat. Darnold got a big boost here by going for 178 yards on a ridiculous 12 professional attempts against Arizona. Through the halfway point, Darnold has\u00a0<\/p>\n The best seasons from Tom Brady and Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers included.<\/p>\n For context, Russell Wilson\u2019s best YPA season was 8.3.<\/p>\n The toughest challenge of the entire season is up next, in Los Angeles against the Rams. Should they win, it would be 11 road victories in a row. Not only would that tie the Kansas City Chiefs from the narrow-scoped tweet above, it would tie a couple other teams at 11 for fourth in NFL history. Only two New England Patriots runs would be above them, and the 1988-90 San Francisco 49ers. Nobody else active is remotely close.<\/p>\n I am kidding. Though the way the fans and about a third of the media still talk about it, one might expect this to have been true!<\/p>\n Seattle now has 1,029 rushing yards this season. While not great, they\u2019re not on pace for one of their own 5-10 worst rush seasons, let alone NFL history. The weakest modern Seahawks season was 1,408 yards put forth by the 1999 team. If they stay on target, these guys will finish more like the 16-1700 range, which is good for only 15th worst in franchise history.<\/p>\n Not anything to celebrate, but they\u2019re surprisingly bolstered by a very high ceiling. The defense holds almost every team to a\u00a0bad<\/em>\u00a0game, about 55 rush yards. Seattle\u2019s\u00a0bad<\/em>\u00a0game is about 80. Their\u00a0<\/p>\n One last record this team is chasing. The best point differential in team history is 186, set by the 2013 Super Bowl Winners. Seattle currently sits at 103 with 8 games remaining. an average win of 10 apiece would do it.<\/p>\n Robert Saleh Explains Controversial Comments About Jaguars’ Tactics: ‘I Was Trying to Compliment Them’<\/strong><\/p>\n In a fiery post-game encounter, San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen found themselves in a heated exchange after their Week 4 matchup. The Jaguars’ 26-21 victory left Saleh fuming over his pre-game comments regarding Jacksonville\u2019s \u201cadvanced signal stealing\u201d system. Coen, who didn\u2019t take kindly to Saleh\u2019s remarks, confronted him after the game, leading to a tense exchange caught on video.<\/p>\n Before the game, Saleh had praised Coen\u2019s system, noting how well the Jaguars’ staff exploited every advantage they could find to help their players succeed. “Liam [Coen] and his staff, they\u2019ve got a\u2014legally\u2014a really advanced signal-stealing type system. They\u2019re really good at finding ways to put their players in advantageous situations,” Saleh had said.<\/p>\n However, Coen took offense at the insinuation and fired back in the post-game exchange, shouting, \u201cKeep my name out of your mouth. Keep my name out of your f\u2014ing mouth!\u201d Saleh, not one to back down, responded, “I will f\u2014 your world up.”<\/p>\n Despite the heated confrontation, Saleh later attempted to explain his comments, claiming they were meant as a compliment to Coen and his staff for their tactical brilliance. “I probably used the wrong choice of words,” Saleh admitted. “But at the end of the day, they\u2019re really, really good at what they do. As coaches, we\u2019re all trying to find leverage. They\u2019re trying to create it, and we\u2019re trying to take it away.”<\/p>\n Saleh’s attempt to clarify his comments and offer an olive branch to Coen seemed unlikely to mend the rift. The Jaguars are known for their well-coordinated approach, and Saleh acknowledged that they were among the best in finding ways to give their players a competitive edge.<\/p>\n For now, the animosity between Saleh and Coen remains unresolved, but the lesson is clear: in the high-stakes world of NFL coaching, words matter, and confrontations are sometimes inevitable. Whether or not Saleh\u2019s words were meant as a compliment, they\u2019ve certainly stirred up drama that will likely linger for some time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Seattle Seahawks obliterated the Arizona Cardinals in Week 10,\u00a0improving to a 7-2 record and first place in the NFC West. 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