Mike Vorel is a sports columnist for The Seattle Times. He specializes in covering competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on international sports leagues and major league tournaments. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Miami Herald, The Bismarck Tribune, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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By: Mike Vorel
By Mike Vorel Seattle Times The 2025 Seattle Seahawks ended their season with 10 straight wins, capped by a Super Bowl.
By: Mike Vorel
To continue their success, the Seahawks need ownership similar to what Paul and Jody Allen previously provided. Good news for Seahawks fans: the Khoslas agree.
By: Mike Vorel
On Wednesday, the Khosla family formally accepted the biggest baton in Seattle sports. The best way ...
Despite Sam Darnold uncertainty, Seahawks found a winning formula. Can they repeat it?
By: Mike Vorel
Three days before his debut quickly devolved into chaos, new Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury said: “The way I want to call the game lasts about two series, and then you get into the flow of it and there's adjustments being made.”
For a second consecutive week, No. 19 Washington failed to impress against a Pac-12 opponent.
For a second consecutive week, Washington failed to impress against a Pac-12 opponent. Check out our grades from the Huskies' narrow win over Utah State.
By: Mike Vorel
It isn't all Jedd Fisch's fault, but this looks like an offense with few proven playmakers and little reason to believe magic solutions are about to arrive.
By: Mike Vorel
Seattle Times columnist It's one thing to have a weakness. It's worse when you enter the season expecting it's a strength.
By: Mike Vorel
Mike Vorel Seattle Times SEATTLE – It's one thing to have a weakness. It's worse when you enter the season expecting it's a strength.
