In a Madden NFL 27 simulation, the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs (5‑0) crush defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks (3‑3) 24‑6 on Sunday night. Patrick Mahomes throws for 295 yards and two touchdowns, connecting with Travis Kelce (135 yards) and Noah Gray for a scoring reception. The Chiefs build a 17‑3 lead by halftime and add a third‑quarter TD by Justin Watson. Seattle’s Sam Darnold throws for 200 yards but the defense forces a turnover on downs in the fourth quarter. Key stats: Mahomes 25‑35, Kelce 8 catches, Xavier Worthy 85 yards. Next up, Kansas City heads to Denver to face the Broncos.
The Seattle Seahawks will be facing the Kansas City Chiefs this week, and just when there was a thought they’d be getting a key player back, things have changed. Zach Charbonnet was on pace to make his season debut after returning from injury, but head coach Mike Macdonald said not yet. “Zach Charbonnet’s season debut […]
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Per Charles Goldman, the Chiefs signed WR Andrew Armstrong from their practice squad to the active roster and re-signed RB Nate Carter to their practice squad. Armstrong, 26, began his college career at Texas A&M-Commerce but never played a game before transferring to Arkansas in 2023. He was named First-team All-SEC in 2024 and was […]
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Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald announced they’ve ruled out RB Zach Charbonnet, LB Drake Thomas, and LB Chazz Surratt for Week 7 against the Chiefs, per Curtis Crabtree. Seattle activated Charbonnet from the Physically Unable to Perform list on Thursday. Macdonald made clear that the running back did not suffer any setbacks with his recovery from […]
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Arrowhead Pride’s writers weigh in on the Chiefs‑Seahawks Week 7 showdown in Seattle. The defending champs are 3‑3 after back‑to‑back losses, while Kansas City comes off a 22‑6 win over the Chargers. Predictions vary: three staff members favor a 20‑17 Chiefs victory, one backs a 23‑20 Seahawks win, and another sees a 24‑17 Chiefs edge. Key factors highlighted include Seattle’s 2.5‑point home‑favorite line, the rest advantage, defensive matchups between Jaxon Smith‑Njigba and the Chiefs’ corners, and the impact of former Chiefs back Kenneth Walker now with Kansas City. The poll invites fans to share their own scores.
The Chiefs announce their Week 7 injury report ahead of Sunday Night Football vs. the Seattle Seahawks on Oct. 23. Key absences: WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee), right tackle Jaylon Moore (concussion), and RB Brashard Smith (hamstring). Coach Andy Reid says rookie RB Jaydn Ott should be added to the game‑day roster. L’Jarius Sneed and Cooper McDonald are questionable, while Travis Kelce returns after limited practice. Seattle loses RB Zach Charbonnet (PUP activation but ruled out), LB Chazz Surratt, LB Drake Thomas, and has question marks on OLB Uchenne Nwosu and safety Nick Emmanwori. Both teams adjust rosters as they prep for the showdown.
The Kansas City Chiefs are bouncing back to top form in 2026. After falling apart last year, head coach Andy Reid and QB Patrick Mahomes have gotten a huge lift from RB Kenneth Walker III, and the Chiefs are off to an unbeaten 5-0 start. The Seattle Seahawks are the defending Super Bowl champions, but […]
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An undrafted RB prospect is getting his first shot at the active roster in Week 7.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid announced they’ve ruled out OL Jaylon Moore (concussion), WR Rashee Rice (hamstring), and RB Brashard Smith (hamstring) for Week 7 against the Seahawks, per Nate Taylor. Rice has now missed the last two consecutive games with his hamstring injury. Rice, 26, was named first-team All-AAC in 2022 for SMU. The Chiefs […]
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The Seattle Seahawks will be facing the Kansas City Chiefs this week in hopes of getting back on track after losing their last two games. The offense hasn’t been as good as advertised, and there could be many reasons for them struggling as of late. One could be their lack of a run game, but […]
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The Chiefs aim to stay unbeaten in Week 7 as they travel to Lumen Field to face defending champion Seahawks. With Kansas City 5‑0 and Seattle 3‑3, the game hinges on three keys: keep league‑leading rusher Kenneth Walker III involved despite Seattle’s top‑ranked defense (237.3 yards allowed, 96 rushing yards per game); limit Jaxon Smith‑Njigba’s impact – he averages 120 receiving yards and 11 targets per game – by mixing coverage and preventing big plays; and win the turnover battle, as Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold’s 60.4% completion rate and recent interceptions make him vulnerable to pressure. Success in these areas could silence the Seattle crowd and preserve Kansas City’s perfect start.
The Seahawks head to primetime Sunday at Lumen Field to face the Kansas City Chiefs, a must‑win for a 3‑3 Seattle squad still reeling from defeats to Washington and Denver. The biggest test is containing former Seahawk Kenneth Walker III, who ranks among the league’s top rushers with 665 yards and six touchdowns in five games, ending Seattle’s 35‑game streak of holding backs under 100 yards. Add to that the potential return of Zach Charbonnet and the need to discipline the defense against Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and a depleted Chiefs receiving corps. A disciplined front seven could keep the game close and spark a needed momentum shift.
This Sunday marks a massive moment for the Kansas City Chiefs as they take on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Kenneth Walker will play his old team for the first time since winning Super Bowl MVP.
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Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt hails second‑year cornerback Nohl Williams as one of the NFL’s top man‑coverage corners, noting his league‑best 0.0% completion rate on targets (minimum five) and All‑Star‑level play. The former California standout, a 2025 third‑round pick who led the nation with seven interceptions, has helped Kansas City post a ninth‑ranked pass defense in a 5‑0 start. Williams faces his next test Sunday against Seattle’s rising star Jackson Smith‑Njigba, who already boasts 717 yards.
The unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs travel to Lumen Field on Sunday to face the Seattle Seahawks, and the biggest storyline has nothing to do with the standings.
The Seattle Seahawks' willingness to let Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III walk in free agency was tied to doubts regarding his injury history, ESPN's Nate Taylor and Brady Henderson reported Friday.
The Kansas City Chiefs have done a great job of protecting their inexperienced offensive tackles, but the Seattle Seahawks may be their biggest test yet.
Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons lands on injured reserve after a herniated disc was discovered following calf discomfort reported on August 17. The injury halts what many saw as the long‑awaited solution to Kansas City’s revolving door at left tackle—a position that has seen 11 different starters since 2021. With Simmons’ future uncertain, the team turns to Kahlil Benson, who will start against Seattle’s defense this weekend. The article outlines the timeline, cites Rick Burkholder’s statement, and highlights how the setback reopens the Chiefs’ left‑tackle dilemma.
As the Kansas City Chiefs turn their attention to a Week 7 showdown with the Seattle Seahawks, they have a new concern to add to their list ahead of the matchup. The Seahawks have activated running back Zach Charbonnet off the PUP list.
Following his first week being active with the team, Andrew Armstrong has shown why he deserves a role in the Chiefs offense
The Kansas City Chiefs are flying high this season, heading into Week 7 with a perfect 5-0 record after defeating the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6 on October 18. But it might not be smooth sailing this Sunday at Lumen Field, since quite a few key players from the Chiefs roster remained on the team’s injury […]
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Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared his thoughts on the death of a former teammate and ex-Chiefs defensive end Allen Bailey. Bailey was reportedly found dead by his wife on Tuesday, with TMZ reporting that his family said that he died of natural causes. On Wednesday, Mahomes shared his thoughts on Bailey, who […]
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The Chiefs left Arrowhead last Sunday with a 22-6 win over the Chargers and a perfect record. Yet the mood around the franchise shifted two days later. Allen Bailey, a former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end who spent eight seasons with the team, is now at the center of a developing story. Fresh details from […]
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There are questions remaining about how the Kansas City Chiefs’ receiver room will shape up this season; Cyrus Allen has given some reason for optimism in the coaching ranks. Receiver coach Chad O’Shea has liked what he has seen out of the rookie so far, specifically his willingness to listen, work hard, and grasp the nuances of the position. […]
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