And if the Seahawks can get back to taking care of the ball like they were earlier in the season, their offense has the firepower to hang with just about anyone.

But even if every interception isn't the case of Smith making a bad play, he knows those plays can't continue, especially against a defense like Cleveland's.

Sure, there have been mitigating circumstances on some of those, be it a mix-up between Smith and a receiver, or a defensive player just making a ridiculous play, as was the case last week when Browns defensive lineman Maurice Hurst dropped into coverage, leapt to tip a ball, then dove to make the catch. After throwing just one interception-Seattle's only turnover through four games-Smith has been intercepted five times in the last three games, and there was also a lost fumble when he and rookie center Olu Oluwatimi didn't execute a snap. Yet for all of the impressive throws Smith has made this season-and there have been many-he would be the first to note that there is one thing he needs to turn around right away, and that has been the recent run of turnovers.

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