This is a good point, really.
A few years ago a switch got flipped for me where I no longer have high expectations, so I don't really get too torn up about losses.
I still yell and cuss at certain horrible plays, and still want the Seahawks to win, but I'm more of a casual observer now. I don't take losses personally and don't grieve like I used to.
This is me as well. MANY great posts in this thread, like yours, that sum up my feelings about our beloved Hawks...and pro sports in general. One poster talked about his love for the draft. My Gawd I love the NFL draft! So with the Hawks continuing to slide under this regime, I take solace in our upcoming draft positioning. I just had to pause after writing that. Like really?? KNowing there's zero chance of winning another SB at this time, the best I can hope for is that we don't win TOO many games? That is the antithesis of sports fan, imo. I sure didn't want for this feeling and I sure didn't will it to happen. The great news is I do understand how cyclical this all is. And I believe better times lie ahead.
Seattle, despite the warts, is a great city. We have a great stadium and great fans. I hope this makes us very attractive to a potential buyer that wants to win football games. I am very sorry, Mr. Allen. You were / are a god to us. But ownership of this franchise has to change. I see no other way to separate us from this mediocrity that your great fans have been forced to endure since your passing. And with all the money you left, I'd hope Vulcan would outbid all other suiters and permanently rename the stadium 'Paul Allen field'.
Patience, JerHawk.