Seahawks players elect not to participate in national anthem

Gee Scott, Bob Stelton and Mike Salk of 710 ESPN Seattle share their instant reactions to the Seahawks' 33-27 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Sunday was another tough road loss for the Seahawks, the 33-27 defeat to Tennessee even more excruciating only because it was the defense that let Seattle down.

Corey Kluber threw seven strong innings to become the first 18-game winner in the American League and the Indians beat the Mariners 4-2 to knock Seattle out of playoff contention.

After a first half that featured punts at the end of all but one of the Seahawks' drives, their defense was left gasping for air in a 33-27 defeat at the hands of the Titans.

The Seahawks players announced they would not participate in the national anthem before Sunday's game against the Titans, a decision that was released by the team less than half an hour before kickoff was scheduled.

The Seahawks have Jimmy Graham in uniform as expected while Oday Aboushi is starting at right guard in place of Mark Glowinski.

President Trump is sticking by his criticism of football players who kneel during the national anthem and now Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is responding.

Washington running back Myles Gaskin had more than 200 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the Huskies' 37-10 win over Colorado.

The state law that authorized the toll lanes requires they generate enough money to pay for tolling operations. It's easy to check that box as the lanes brought in $38.6 million in the first 21 months, but WSDOT is falling short in a second provision.

Washington State (4-0), which opened the 2001 season by winning its first seven games, piled up 560 yards of offense and five sacks.

The Mariners, a team that began the day five games behind Minnesota for the second AL wild card, lost for the seventh time in eight games.

It was likely upsetting to any of Seattle's sports fans who stumbled upon a list that ranked "the best cities for sports fans."

I don’t like people like former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. But we have a real big problem if he was unmasked by the Obama administration.

After assaulting another boy at school with a knife last year, and a protection order, an Auburn student is back at school.

The federal government told election officials in Washington state that hackers targeted their systems last year. Other states were targeted, too.