After a wild Championship Sunday around the NFL, former Seahawks cornerback Tre Flowers is heading to Super Bowl LVI. The fourth-year man out of Oklahoma State and the Bengals toppled the Chiefs and former Seattle defensive linemen Frank Clark and Jarran Reed in a 27-24 overtime win.

After a wild weekend across the NFL, the playoff field has been whittled down to four teams. Seven former Seahawks are still in position to win rings, with six able to survive the upcoming conference championships and advance to Super Bowl LVI.

After weeks of trial and error, the Seahawks may have finally found a winning combination at both outside cornerback spots. Tre Brown and D.J. Reed are playing a key role in the defense's recent turnaround.

Should the Detroit Lions claim former Seattle Seahawks CB Tre Flowers?

The Seahawks and cornerback Tre Flowers have agreed to move on after the fourth-year player lost his starting job in Week 4.

Through the first three weeks of the 2021 season, the Seahawks' defense has progressively become more ineffective in coverage. Matty F. Brown explores what's leading to these issues.

As the Seahawks look to right the ship this week, reporter Ty Dane Gonzalez poses five potential personnel changes that could help push them in the right direction.

Despite obvious holes at the position with the departure of two former starters, Seattle decided not to make any significant splashes to upgrade the cornerback group. With the current starters struggling, such negligence has played a big role in costing the team back-to-back games against Tennessee and Minnesota.

Ready to move on from their first loss of 2021, the Seahawks head to Minnesota to face a talented Vikings team. Reporter Ty Dane Gonzalez lists three "best-case scenarios" for Seattle to walk out of U.S. Bank Stadium 2-1.

Derrick Henry's 60-yard touchdown run was a significant shift in the Seahawks' 33-30 loss to the Titans on Sunday. Matty F. Brown explains what went wrong with Seattle's run defense on this play.

Tre Flowers' limitations were put on full display against Julio Jones and the Titans' receiving corps on Sunday. Consequently, the Seahawks must explore all options to make an upgrade with more top-tier receiving talent coming up on the schedule.

Following a convincing win in Indianapolis, the Seahawks look to start the year 2-0 against a talented Titans team coming off a brutal blowout loss to the Cardinals. Reporter Ty Dane Gonzalez discusses three "best-case scenarios" for Sunday's events.

Though D.J. Reed and Tre Flowers held up well in the Seahawks' 28-16 victory over the Colts, they'll be facing a much higher caliber of competition in the coming weeks. At most, fans should only feel cautiously optimistic about the group coming out of Week 1.

Three days away from the Seahawks' Week 1 bout with the Colts, reporter Ty Dane Gonzalez breaks down three "best-case scenarios" for Seattle to walk out of Lucas Oil Stadium with a win.

Even at this late stage, the Seahawks have upgraded and re-shuffled their cornerback competition. Matty F. Brown explains how we reached this point and studies the game of the wild-card in the group: Nigel Warrior.

Offering the most starting experience of any cornerback on the Seahawks' roster, Tre Flowers has put in the work this offseason to shake his battle with inconsistency. With a chance to start once again in the fourth and final year of his rookie contract, the time to put it all together is now.

The Seahawks recently traded for cornerback John Reid, giving a conditional seventh-round pick to the Texans. Matty F. Brown breaks down Reid's athletic profile, opportunity and tape.