Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is facing mounting pressure following a lackluster performance that included three interceptions in a recent overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams, contributing to the team's poor record of 4-5. Despite leading the NFL in passing yards with 2,560 and completions with 233, Smith's inconsistent play is highlighted by a troubling 11-to-10 touchdown-to-interception ratio. Analysts attribute some of Smith's struggles to an ineffective offensive line, which has allowed him to be sacked 28 times this season and pressured on a league-high number of dropbacks. Calls for a quarterback switch to Sam Howell are growing among fans, but experts caution that the team's offensive issues stem from deeper problems than just Smith's performance. Smith's situation reflects the broader challenges within the Seahawks' offense, where the offensive line's inadequacies continue to hinder the team's success. As the Seahawks enter their bye week, the focus remains on addressing these fundamental issues rather than merely changing quarterbacks.