Seahawks' Playoff Hopes Dwindle After Loss to Vikings

Tacoma, WASports

The Seattle Seahawks' recent 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings has significantly reduced their playoff chances to just 12%. Coach Mike Macdonald emphasized the importance of quickly moving on and focusing on their next game against the Chicago Bears. To keep their playoff hopes alive, the Seahawks must win their remaining games while the Arizona Cardinals need to defeat the Los Angeles Rams in the upcoming weeks. Detailed scenarios indicate that if both Seattle and Los Angeles lose their next games, a pivotal week 18 clash will determine the NFC West crown. Macdonald remains optimistic, stating they will keep pushing until they achieve their goal.

The article also highlights the complexities of playoff tiebreakers, including head-to-head and division records, which could further complicate the situation. Additionally, the Seahawks are facing injuries to key players, including running back Kenneth Walker, adding to their current challenges. The team is committed to giving their best effort regardless of the odds, as emphasized by wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba's straightforward call to 'win.

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