"It's a little bit late in the year right now to be saying that," Mike Macdonald said, "so I think we've got to pick it up on all fronts."

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi as Seattle Seahawks 'not playing like a Super Bowl contender' offensively.

The Seahawks (11-3) were struggling on offense before Sunday. Seattle hasn’t scored an offensive touchdown in the first half since Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 62-yard TD catch against Tennessee on Nov. 23. Its last first-quarter touchdown came in a win over Arizona on Nov. 9.

Seahawks have scored 6 points in the first half on offense in each of the last 3 games. That’s not going to cut it. Sam Darnold is the reason nobody takes the Seahawks seriously in the playoffs. This offense is one guy. They don’t scare anybody.

Sunday was his first time being active since entering the NFL, just six days shy of a complete calendar year since sustaining the injury. He got to take the field for an elite defense, alongside all-pro caliber linemates like Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy, for a team that is in a fight for the top seed in the NFC.

Seattle residents planning to attend the Seahawks-Colts game should prepare for a cloudy Sunday with morning showers and continued flood concerns as a warning remains in effect, according to AccuWeather.

An early preview of Thursday night's Week 16 regular season game between the Rams and the Seahawks at Lumen Field.

It might be the biggest Thursday Night Football of the season and NFL expert Matt Temple-Marsh is on hand with the best bets.

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald said it’s “possible” LT Charles Cross plays Thursday despite a hamstring issue as Seattle “exhausts all options.”