The apology tour has begun - at least for national NFL analysts who have enough integrity to admit when they're wrong. All offseason, the vast majority of them were predicting that the Seattle Seahawks would take a step back going from Geno Smith to Sam Darnold at quarterback and wouldn't amount to much in a tough NFC race.

Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season kicked off on Thursday with somewhat of a surprise in that the Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) hung around with the Denver Broncos (8-2) in a narrow 10-7 vi

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp, who did not practice on Wednesday, was upgraded to limited. Rookie wide receiver Tory Horton had a shin injury added to his report and did not practice after being listed as a full participant on Wednesday. The full details of their second injury report of the week are below. Starters are noted with an asterisk.

Seattle re-signed undrafted rookie tight end Marshall Lang, the team announced, and waived offensive tackle Logan Brown, who the team signed in late September. Lang went undrafted out of Northwestern and was originally signed by the Seahawks before training camp, but was waived as part of final roster cutdowns.

The Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks each have six wins. Entering Week 10, the Rams have a 37.1% chance to win the division, followed by the 49ers (35.0%) and Seahawks (27.6%), according to ESPN Research.

After one of the more impressive primetime victories in Seattle Seahawks history, the football world has been buzzing about Seattle as a contender. With the championship window potentially opening earlier than most thought, it made Tuesday’s trade deadline fascinating.

This 2025 NFL Season has certainly been a surprise for all 32 NFL teams and their fans. Not many experts and fans thought the Seattle Seahawks would be serious

Daniels was all but Washington's only hope for much of the contest, leading the Commanders in rushing for a stretch of the Week 9 contest. His last attempt to evade Seattle was the defining one, however,

Sam Darnold says the Seahawks are “really excited” to add Rashid Shaheed, while Jarran Reed calls the new receiver “fast as hell.”