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Wilson threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half on Sunday, Sept. 12, and Seattle's defense clamped down in the second half as the Seahawks pulled away for a 28-16 season-opening victory at Indianapolis.
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Derrick Henry ran for 182 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns, Randy Bullock hit a 36-yard field goal midway through overtime, and the Tennessee Titans rallied from a 14-point deficit to stun the Seattle Seahawks, 33-30, on Sunday, Sept. 19.
The Seahawks’ revamped offensive line has suddenly gotten thin. For the first time this week, starting left guard Damien Lewis and backup tackle Jamarco Jones both showed up on the Seahawks’ injury report Thursday, Sept. 16.
The Seahawks could be without rookie receiver Dee Eskridge for the against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, Sept. 19, and will be without offensive lineman Ethan Pocic for at least three games.
Seattle was regarded as having arguably the best home-field advantage in football before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the Seahawks to play nine games with only cardboard cutouts in the seats last season.
"We really haven't communicated this too much this season,” Metcalf says, "but you know it's always love between us.”
The Seahawks are expected to sign rookie linebacker Jon Rhattigan to the 53-man roster, a source confirmed to The Seattle Times.
An ESPN report on Tuesday, Sept. 14, stated that veteran receiver Josh Gordon has successfully completed an “NFL-monitored treatment program” and that the league’s players union “has recommended to the NFL that he be reinstated.”
INDIANAPOLIS — For 52 offensive plays inside Lucas Oil Stadium, DK Metcalf kept his cool on Sunday, Sept. 12.
Wilson threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half on Sunday, Sept. 12, and Seattle's defense clamped down in the second half as the Seahawks pulled away for a 28-16 season-opening victory at Indianapolis.
Turns out Quandre Diggs’ “hold in” got him a little something extra, too. In the process, the Seahawks found a way to get more cap space.
Russell Wilson cooked during the season and then he stewed after it. Now, as the Seahawks enter yet another season where anything short of the Super Bowl will be deemed disappointing, the question is whether the team has given Wilson all the necessary ingredients to get there.
The unit was a strength of the team last year, with punter Michael Dickson, kicker Jason Myers, snapper Tyler Ott and defender Nick Bellore.
The “hold in’’ for Seahawks left tackle Duane Brown may prove to be perceived as something of a win-win for each side. The Seahawks held their ground in getting Brown to play this season without an extension or new money for 2021 or beyond.
With the Seahawks’ regular season opener now just five days away, the team made a number of roster moves Tuesday, Sept. 7, to solidify the cornerback, tight end and wide receiver positions.
For the first time since the end of the 2020 season, Seahawks left tackle Duane Brown put on a helmet on Monday, Sept. 6, and took to the practice field at the VMAC.
After an offseason of drama, including questions about Russell Wilson’s future in Seattle, the Seahawks enter this season again with expectations of being a contender.
And after trading for or signing four cornerbacks since Aug. 24, the Seahawks are on the verge of adding another — former Jets starter Blessuan Austin.
Jake Curhan was the only undrafted free agent to make the 53-man roster, and hopes now to parlay that into a career worthy of other Seahawks who began their careers the same way, such as Doug Baldwin and Poona Ford.
Seattle made a second practice squad addition Thursday, Sept. 2, signing Mark Vital, who was a member of Baylor’s NCAA champion men’s basketball team last spring.
K.J. Wright, whose 10 years with Seattle made him the longest-tenured player and the only one left who predated the arrival of quarterback Russell Wilson, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Raiders, a source confirmed to The Seattle Times.
Another day, another move made at cornerback by the Seattle Seahawks, a position that for years was the picture of stability.
Pro Bowl free safety Quandre Diggs said on Tuesday, Aug. 31, that he expects to return to the field soon and plans to play in the Seahawks’ Sept. 12 season opener at Indianapolis.
The Seahawks on Tuesday, Aug. 31, assembled their initial 53-man roster for the 2021 season. And there weren’t a lot of surprises as players such as running back Rashaad Penny and cornerback Tre Flowers — whose futures some had debated — were on the roster.
With cutdown day looming Tuesday, Aug. 31, the Seattle Seahawks made an addition Monday, Aug. 30, by trading for a former University of Washington standout, Sidney Jones, to add to one of the team’s most unsettled positions — cornerback.
Alex Collins was the offensive star of the night for the Seahawks in the 27-0 win over the Chargers on Saturday, Aug. 28, scoring a touchdown on a nifty 5-yard run through traffic and rushing 10 times for 37 yards while also catching seven passes — on seven targets — for another 52 more.
Marquise Blair returned a fumble 17 yards for a touchdown, Alex Collins made a strong bid to be included in Seattle's running back rotation, and the Seahawks closed out the preseason Saturday night with a 27-0 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.
After cutting one cornerback — Pierre Desir — the Seahawks added another on Tuesday, Aug. 24, by trading with Houston to acquire John Reid.
The Seahawks on Tuesday, Aug. 24, re-signed Luke Willson, and the veteran tight end was in practice in the afternoon.
With the Seahawks low on tight ends entering their final preseason game, the team may turn to a familiar and popular face to help out — Luke Willson.
Seahawks linebacker Ben Burr-Kirven will miss the rest of the season after being placed on injured reserve by the team on Monday, Aug. 23, after he tore his ACL in Saturday’s 30-3 preseason loss to the Broncos.
Seahawks receiver John Ursua took to Instagram on Sunday, Aug. 23, to announce that he will be out for the season after tearing his ACL in the 30-3 loss to the Denver Broncos on Saturday night.
You may have questions following the Seahawks' 30-3 loss in preseason game No. 2 against the Broncos Saturday night, Aug. 21, at Lumen Field. We'll try to have some answers.
Teddy Bridgewater made another strong statement in his case to be Denver's starting quarterback, leading a pair of touchdown drives in the Broncos' 30-3 preseason win over the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday night.
Nick Bellore earned his first Pro Bowl nod last year as a special-teamer. At 32, he's Seattle's only fullback — and he's filling in at inside limebacker.
Dee Eskridge's day starts a bit earlier than he'd like. His 5:15 a.m. alarm goes off so he can get in extra workouts with Russell Wilson even if "it hurts to get up that early."
Russell Wilson and most of the stars were on the bench as the Seahawks opened the preseason with a 20-7 loss to the Raiders.
Not too many starters saw action during Saturday's preseason loss to the Raiders, so it's hard to make judgments. But there were a few things to learn.
Friday's injury news is especially discouraging for the Seahawks, because Colby Parkinson had emerged as a favorite target of QB Russell Wilson in camp.
When the regular season begins Sept. 12 at Indianapolis, the Seahawks have every confidence that veteran Duane Brown will be back manning left tackle as he has for all but four regular-season games the last three seasons.
The young tight end had been waiting and hoping, hoping and waiting, for an offseason invitation from the Seahawks’ star quarterback. Colby Parkinson wouldn’t go so far as to admit he was begging, but he did request a formal audience with Russell Wilson.
Bryan Mills entered the draft following a 2020 season when his school didn't play a game due to COVID-19. He went undrafted, and some have wondered if a lack of publicity contributed to zero HBCU (Historically Black College and University) athletes being selected this year.
Shane Waldron's ability to keep an even-keel was challenged Wednesday when the Seahawks offense endured what might have been its roughest day of training camp, suffering four fumbles and two interceptions.
San Jose bobbled into a first-half stoppage time goal and held on defensively in the second half to collect a rare 1-0 win over the Sounders at Lumen Field.
One major question as Seahawks players get set to report Tuesday, July 27, appears to have an answer — will safety Jamal Adams show up even if he doesn’t have a new contract? According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the answer is yes.
And as another season gets underway, the Seahawks will start getting the answers to some of the key questions that await in 2021.
On the final day of Seahawks minicamp, most of Seattle's pass rushers were in attendance. Aldon Smith was not.
You won't find Russell Wilson spilling the Seahawks' secrets, but that doesn't mean he won't give you hints as to what's to come with Shane Waldron's offense — "It's going to be a lot of fun."
Jon Rhattigan, an inside linebacker, signed with the Seahawks in May as one of 13 undrafted free agents for the rookie class of 2021 hoping to follow in undrafted free agents' footsteps and forge an NFL career where few others might have seen it coming.
Ahkello Witherspoon battled injuries with 49ers but says "when I was healthy, I was the best corner in the league.''
A quick glance at Aaron Donkor’s resume might easily lead to the conclusion that he is something of a project as he begins his Seahawks career.
