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The Seahawks are auditioning new players while coach Mike Macdonald revealed a near-lawsuit stemming from Sean Payton's Spygate accusation last season. Seattle remains undefeated, with Julian Love earning high praise for his defensive play.
The Seattle Seahawks maintain their No. 1 ranking with a dominant 31-7 victory over the Cardinals, extending their franchise-record win streak to 12 games. Drew Lock impressed at quarterback, and the defense delivered a historically suffocating performance. Sam Darnold's return to practice is a possibility for Week 3.
The Seattle Seahawks will start Drew Lock at quarterback and rookie Christian Haynes at right guard as they face the Arizona Cardinals without Sam Darnold and Anthony Bradford. Despite these injuries, the Seahawks aim to extend their winning streak against the Cardinals, who are coming off a Week 1 upset.
The Seattle Seahawks, facing the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2, aim to tighten up discipline and reduce penalties after a narrow Week 1 victory. With Sam Darnold out, Drew Lock starts, and rookie RB Jadarian Price is expected to see an increased workload. The defense faces a major test against Trey McBride and must improve its quarterback containment.
Head coach Mike Macdonald anticipates Zach Charbonnet returning to practice soon, bolstering the Seahawks' running back corps. The team is also actively evaluating its offensive line to enhance protection and the run game.
The Seahawks will start Drew Lock at quarterback against the Cardinals as Sam Darnold targets a Week 4 return. Head Coach Mike Macdonald reflects on his challenging first year, while rookie RB Jadarian Price is expected to see increased work. Models favor Seattle in the Week 2 matchup.
The Seahawks will start Drew Lock at quarterback in Week 2 against the Cardinals due to Sam Darnold's glute injury, while Tory Horton is set to return. The team also mourns the passing of legend Fredd Young, and continues to see strong defensive performances under Mike Macdonald.
The Seattle Seahawks are holding tryouts for three defensive players, including a national champion defensive back, as quarterback Sam Darnold recovers from a glute injury. Rookie running back Jadarian Price is poised for an increased workload, sparking debate about his performance against rival Jeremiyah Love. The team is also exploring veteran quarterback options to add depth.
Kenneth Walker III exploded in his Chiefs debut, reminiscent of his Super Bowl MVP performance with the Seahawks, immediately boosting the team's offensive prowess and championship hopes.