The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for their post-bye week run toward a return to the playoffs and a return to the top of the NFC West throne. They’re 5-2 and hold a tiebreaker edge on the Los Angeles Rams and a half-game advantage on the San Francisco 49ers, which tells you that this is likely going to be a photo finish for the division.

While Seattle rates impressively in terms of broader advanced metrics, there is still plenty of room for improvement, particularly on offense. I’d like to think the Seahawks haven’t played their best football yet. Here are three key areas they need to work on for the stretch run.

The inconsistent running game

This goes without saying. Seattle’s passing attack may be super reliant on one receiver, but it works until further notice. At the moment, the r

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