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26 December 2025

• Seahawks announce Week 17 game captains vs. Carolina Panthers
  On Friday, the Seattle Seahawks announced their selection of Week 17 game captains ahead of Sunday’s matchup vs. the Carolina Panthers. This week’s captains are running back Kenneth Walker III, nose tackle Jarran Reed, and linebacker Drake Thomas. Thomas will be making his third appearance as a game captain this season, having last played with […]
• Jay Harbaugh should be a contender for NFL Assistant Coach of the Year
  What a difference a year makes. The Seattle Seahawks didn’t have a bad special teams unit last season under coordinator Jay Harbaugh; they even ranked 10th by FTN’s DVOA. But it was an often ruinous group with return specialists who were so game-damaging bad that they were let go in the same week after combining […]
• Weren’t the new Seahawks offensive coaches supposed to fix the run game?
  Following a 2024 season in which the run game of the Seattle Seahawks was non-existent for the majority of the year, head coach Mike Macdonald immediately moved on from offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. Along with firing Grubb, the Seahawks allowed several other members of the offensive coaching staff to depart for other opportunities elsewhere, including […]
• Behind Seahawks enemy lines preview, Week 17: Can Seattle stay hot against the Panthers?
  On paper, this looks like a straightforward matchup. In reality, it’s the kind of game that tests discipline, preparation, and patience — especially for a Seahawks team still fighting to control its own destiny to be the seed 1 in the NFC. The Carolina Panthers’ decisive game isn’t against the Seattle Seahawks, but against the […]
• Pre-Snap Reads 12/26: DeMarcus Lawrence exceeding expectations for Seahawks
  In Today’s Links: an examination of the deviations between our Seattle Seahawks and the Carolina Panthers, Josh Jones looks to be starting again in place of the injured Charles Cross, a bit on Mike Jackson and his view of Sunday’s match-up with his former team, Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s chances of being named the NFL’s Offensive Player […]
• Pre-Snap Reads 12/25: Merry Xmas!
  In Today’s Links: more on Rashid Shaheed and his impact for our Seattle Seahawks, another preview or two of Sunday’s big road game against the Carolina Panthers, the Seattle sports season that was/is and the Seahawks’ place within it, more players and coaches publicly defend Derick Hall and speak on his unjust one-game suspension, an […]
• Seahawks-Panthers Wednesday injury report: Coby Bryant, Charles Cross not practicing
  The Seattle Seahawks’ first injury report for Week 17 against the Carolina Panthers is here, and it’s thankfully a light one. As expected, safety Coby Bryant and left tackle Charles Cross did not practice. Mike Macdonald indicated as such at his media availability period before practice, and Cross’ hamstring injury is likely to cost him […]
• ‘I feel great’ – Seahawks’ Kenneth Walker reflects on Rams win, health, and playoff hopes
  The Seattle Seahawks needed a spark early in the third quarter in their monumental matchup against the Los Angeles Rams. They found it in their starting running back Kenneth Walker, who broke off his longest run in over a year to put the team up by one. The 55-yard score was Walker’s first touchdown since […]
• Seahawks GM John Schneider unofficial frontrunner for Executive of the Year
  John Schneider has never won the NFL’s Executive of the Year award. On the strength of 12-3 and a consecutive successful quarterback flip, he has finally landed himself on the short list of favorites. Nearly every NFL team weighed in this week about their thoughts as to who is most likely to win various awards, […]
• Seahawks All-22 film review: The good and bad from Seattle’s epic comeback vs. LA Rams
  The Seattle Seahawks’ win over the Los ANgeles Rams felt like two very different football games stitched together by halftime adjustments. The first half was sloppy, reactive, and at times frustrating on both sides of the ball. The second half, however, showed a team that corrected structural issues, leaned into schematic advantages, and played with […]