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The Seattle Seahawks need to find a way to end this losing streak they are on, and their first opportunity to do so will come on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. Seattle’s defense has been brutalized on and off the field for the last three weeks, mainly due to injuries sustained at key positions.

It's five games into Mike Macdonald’s Seattle Seahawks career, and in some ways, it feels like it’s just about to start. But for real now.

The Seattle Seahawks opened this season with a surprising 3-0 record. Since then, Mike Macdonald's squad has lost three in a row. How can they fix these issues?

Injuries have begun mounting for the Seattle Seahawks in recent weeks. Several key players missed Thursday’s defeat to the San Francisco 49ers, including cornerback Riq Woolen, and rookie defensive tackle Byron Murphy II. Head coach Mike Macdonald recently offered updates on several injured players.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald on how the team has addressed its recent skid and what he sees in the Atlanta Falcons.

There's definite cause for concern amidst this stretch, but is it full-blown panic time just yet? NFL.com's Kevin Patra says no, but it will be if Seattle can't right the ship soon. "The start of Seattle's season always seemed like an illusion,

Woolen sitting out would be another devastating blow for the Seahawks defense, as he's been their best cover defender this season.