Good morning, 12s. Here's a look at what's happening today – Tuesday, Nov. 30 – for your Seattle Seahawks.

What's Being Said: Washington 17, Seahawks 15

The Seahawks' late comeback attempt fell short on Monday night against the Washington Football Team, losing a heartbreaker 17-15. Seattle has now lost three straight and, at 3-8 on the season, must win out to avoid its first losing season since 2011. The Seahawks had chances to win on Monday, and nearly sent the game into overtime. They pulled within two points on Freddie Swain's 32-yard touchdown with 15 seconds to play, but the two-point conversion failed. Seattle then recovered an onside kick before a penalty was ruled, and Washington recovered the ensuing attempt.

Russell Wilson led the way offensively, completing 20 of 31 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns. Seattle struggled on the ground, though, totaling just 34 rushing yards -- 16 from Wilson, 14 from Alex Collins and four from DeeJay Dallas. Bobby Wagner and Jordyn Brooks each had 14 total tackles to anchor the defense. Jamal Adams also shined, with nine total tackles, two passes defended and an interception.

Here's what the media are saying after the game:

Seahawks.com reporter John Boyle on the Seahawks’ vow to keep competing despite another tough loss.

Also at Seahawks.com, Boyle had five rapid reactions immediately after Seattle-Washington.

Read what the Seahawks said and what Washington said following the game.

Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times handed out grades in his weekly report card.

Matt Calkins of the Seattle Times blamed the offense for the Seahawks’ disappointing season.

Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune on the unthinkable question that was asked after this game.

Stephen Whyno of AP Sports (via Seattle PI) wrote about Rasheem Green’s historic blocked extra-point score.

The 710 ESPN Seattle staff gave their instant reactions to the game.

Brandon Gustafson of 710 ESPN Seattle addressed four big concerns for the Seahawks.

Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic on the issues plaguing the offense during this losing streak.

Brady Henderson of ESPN dove into Russell Wilson’s struggles and the biggest question surrounding the Seahawks.

Corbin Smith of Sports Illustrated declared that the season officially went up in flames on Monday.

Nick Shook of NFL.com with five things we learned from Monday Night Football.

Austin Gayle of Pro Football Focus gave a position recap for the Seahawks and Washington.

November High School Coaches Of The Week

As the 2021 high school football season reaches its conclusion, the Seahawks continue to award local coaches of the week. You can see the winners from the entire season here. Take a look at the November winners:

Blake VanDalen, Lynden High School
After taking over for coaching legend Curt Kramme a few seasons ago, VanDalen has kept Lynder near the top of state rankings. He was a Week 9 coach of the week winner, as Lynden was the undefeated league champ in the 2A Northwest Conference.

Kyle Snell, Eastlake High School
Another Week 9 award winner, Snell's Eastlake squad defeated Bothell 21-3 for its first ever KINGCO 4A title. The win moved the Wolves to 8-0 on the season heading into the state 4A playoffs.

Kyle Kimble, Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy improved to 10-0 with a win over 8-1 Sunnyside Christian, and Kimble was recognized as a Week 10 coach of the week. Kimble has built the Pirates into one of the top 8 man teams in Washington.

Jeff Scoma, Stanwood High School
Scoma led Stanwood to its first state appearance in more than a decade this season. He was a Week 10 award winner after his squad upset Lincoln Abes 40-35 in a thriller.

Social Post Of The Day

Rasheem Green's blocked PAT return last night was remarkable on multiple levels: