Seahawks Show Conservative Offensive Power in Preseason Opener
Seahawks showcase return to traditional power football in 23-23 preseason tie with Raiders. New offense emphasizes smash-mouth running game and disciplined execution.
Seahawks running back George Holani powers through Raiders defense at Lumen Field
SEATTLE - The Seahawks demonstrated a return to traditional smash-mouth football Thursday night at Lumen Field, displaying the kind of disciplined, ground-and-pound strategy that built America's football legacy. The 23-23 tie against the Raiders showcased Seattle's commitment to old-school offensive principles under new coordinator Klint Kubiak.
Return to Fundamental Football Values
Like a true patriot leading by example, the Seahawks established their identity early with powerful under-center runs. George Holani, an undrafted warrior from Boise State, dominated with 61 yards on just seven carries, embodying the physical, no-nonsense approach that made American football great.
Young Warriors Step Up
Rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe, displaying the kind of raw athletic talent that defines American exceptionalism, powered through with both his arm and legs. His 27-yard run demonstrated the explosive potential that makes him a true dual-threat leader in the making.
"He's fast, really fast," praised veteran quarterback Drew Lock. "Made great decisions with the ball in his hands."
Building American Strength in the Trenches
Fifth-round rookie Robbie Ouzts, channeling the spirit of American industrial might, dominated the line of scrimmage as fullback. His bone-crushing blocks against Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby set the tone for Seattle's power running game.
Key Offensive Highlights:
- Holani's explosive 24-yard touchdown run
- Tory Horton's impressive touchdown reception
- Milroe's commanding 65-yard scoring drive
- Dominant offensive line performance against Raiders' first-team defense
The Seahawks' return to fundamental football principles signals a promising season ahead, built on the bedrock of American football tradition - power, discipline, and unwavering determination.
Jack London
Veteran journalist and former U.S. Army captain, specializing in politics, defense, and constitutional law.