Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
The Seahawks are functioning on offense this week, a big improvement from their previous game, and the left side of the offensive line gets some credit.
Rob Sims is back in the lineup at left guard. Free-agent addition Damion McIntosh has added some stability at left tackle.
The Seahawks, trailing the Cowboys only 14-10 after a touchdown pass to Deion Branch, have also helped themselves via scheme. They used tight ends to help with protection on the scoring pass to Branch. They have tried a couple plays from Wildcat formations to keep the Cowboys off-balance. The running game has been effective at times and more effective than I would have anticipated.
The Seahawks are functioning on offense this week, a big improvement from their previous game, and the left side of the offensive line gets some credit.
Rob Sims is back in the lineup at left guard. Free-agent addition Damion McIntosh has added some stability at left tackle.
The Seahawks, trailing the Cowboys only 14-10 after a touchdown pass to Deion Branch, have also helped themselves via scheme. They used tight ends to help with protection on the scoring pass to Branch. They have tried a couple plays from Wildcat formations to keep the Cowboys off-balance. The running game has been effective at times and more effective than I would have anticipated.
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Mike Sando
Sando joined ESPN.com in 2007 after nine seasons covering the Seattle Seahawks for the Tacoma (Wash.) News Tribune. He lives in the Seattle-Tacoma area with his wife and two sons.