Despite falling to the Detroit Lions, the Green Bay Packers remain in the NFC playoff hunt, holding the 7th seed at 4‑3. The NFC North is unique as every team sits above .500, with the Vikings unbeaten at 6‑0 and the Bears at 5‑2. A Seattle Seahawks win this Sunday would tie them with Green Bay at 4‑3, but the Packers keep the tiebreaker. Week 7 standings show the Packers just ahead of Seattle and ahead of struggling teams like the Falcons and Rams, keeping their postseason hopes alive heading into Week 8.
The Buffalo Rumblings host a fan discussion ahead of Sunday Night Football’s Week 7 showdown between the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs (5‑0) and the 3‑3 Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field on Oct. 25. With the Bills on a bye, Buffalo fans are urged to back the Seahawks to hand the Chiefs their first loss. The post highlights the rarity of the Chiefs playing primetime away from Arrowhead and invites readers to join the open thread while reminding them to stay civil.
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The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs head to Seattle to face Sam Darnold's Seahawks, despite missing star WRs and right tackle Jaylon Moore. While Patrick Mahomes remains a threat, the Seahawks' defense, which exploited weakened teams last season, could capitalize on Darnold's three interceptions in four games since his return. The article predicts a 24-14 Seattle win, highlighting the Chiefs' injury setbacks and the Seahawks' opportunistic secondary.
The Seattle Seahawks enter Sunday night still stinging from a 17-14 overtime loss to the Denver Broncos on Oct. 15, where Sam Darnold was sacked five times and the offense managed just three points on its first eight drives. Now the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs are coming to town, and amid the Seahawks’ growing running […]
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Seattle sidelines running back Zach Charbonnet for Week 7 Sunday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs. The 25‑year‑old is still recovering from a torn ACL and other knee damage suffered in Week 17 of the 2025 season, with doctors opting for a cautious rehab despite his initial return off the PUP list. With both Charbonnet and rookie Jadarian Price out, newcomer Emanuel Wilson gets the start, stepping into a backfield already weakened by the offseason loss of Kenneth Walker III. The Seahawks sit at 3‑3 and need a spark in the run game to avoid slipping below .500 in the NFC West.
Sportsnaut’s Week 8 NFL power rankings put the Kansas City Chiefs at the summit, highlighting Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III’s balanced attack and a looming defensive showcase against Seattle. The Buffalo Bills sit second (5‑1) with the league’s top offense (32.8 PPG) but a porous defense that forces them into shootouts. The San Francisco 49ers slip to third after a Week 7 loss in Atlanta, though injuries to Mike Evans and Christian McCaffrey should ease after their bye. Minnesota Vikings remain the lone NFC undefeated team at fourth, thanks to a defense that outshines a struggling offense. Rising Detroit Lions (4‑2) claim fifth as a rebounding defense supports Jared Goff, while the Chicago Bears round out the top six despite recent inconsistencies.
The Seattle Seahawks, now 3-3 and plagued by offensive struggles and injuries, face undefeated Kansas City Chiefs and league‑leading rusher Kenneth Walker III in Sunday Night Football on Oct. 25, 2026. The preview raises key questions: can Seattle cut turnovers, improve third‑down efficiency, contain Walker’s 100‑yard rush, pressure Patrick Mahomes, and spark Sam Darnold? The article also promotes a live game‑day chat on the SB Nation app, highlighting its active community and features for fans to discuss every snap.
The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs (5-0) travel to Lumen Field for a Week 7 primetime showdown against the 3-3 Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football, kicking off at 7:20 p.m. on NBC. Seattle, boasting a top‑5 defense, aims to rebound after a recent slump, but will miss star running back Kenneth Walker, who has rushed for 100+ yards in four of the Chiefs’ five games this season. Fans can join Arrowhead Pride’s live game‑day thread on the SB Nation app to debate every snap and share reactions.
The Seahawks head into Week 7 against the unbeaten Chiefs with several key players sidelined, including emergency quarterback Drew Lock (right elbow) and running back Zach Charbonnet (knee). Defensive leaders like Demarcus Lawrence and Uchenna Nwosu are questionable but expected to play. Kansas City also faces a hit to its offense, missing star WR Rashee Rice (hamstring) and other contributors. Seattle hopes to rebound from recent losses to the 49ers and Broncos and inch toward NFC West supremacy, while Patrick Mahomes will be without two top weapons.
The Kansas City Chiefs visit Seattle on Sunday, Oct. 25, for a Week 7 Sunday Night Football showdown at 8:20 PM ET on NBC. Kansas City, 5‑0 after a 22‑6 win over the Chargers, leans on Patrick Mahomes (1,309 yards, nine TDs) and league‑leading rusher Kenneth Walker III (665 yards, six TDs) against his former team. The Seahawks sit at 3‑3 after a 17‑14 OT loss to Denver, with Sam Darnold and top receiver Jaxon Smith‑Njigba (717 yards, seven TDs) trying to snap the Chiefs’ streak. The game streams live on Fubo (free trial available).
The Chiefs announce their inactive list for Sunday’s SNF clash with the Seattle Seahawks. Tackle Jaylon Moore (concussion) and WR Rashee Rice (hamstring) join a slew of sidelined players, while rookie tackle Diego Pounds makes his NFL debut after a trade from Baltimore. Notably, TE Jared Wiley is active for the first time this season, joining three other healthy tight ends. Rookie Garrett Nussmeir is listed as the third quarterback behind Patrick Mahomes and Justin Fields. The Seahawks also reveal inactives, including RB Zach Charbonnet (knee) and QB Drew Lock as an emergency third QB.
While the Seahawks will have most of their "Dark Side" defense available on Sunday night to try and stop Ken Walker III, quarterback depth behind Sam Darnold will look much different than usual.
Eight months after earning Super Bowl LX MVP honors with Seattle, running back Kenneth Walker III debuts for the Kansas City Chiefs at Lumen Field. Walker’s three‑year, $45 million deal (including $28.7 million guaranteed) fuels Kansas City’s 5‑0 start, as he tops the league with 665 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, earning early MVP talk. Seattle, which declined to extend his contract and shifted cap space to defense and the line, sits 3‑3 and ranks near the bottom in rushing EPA. The move underscores Seattle’s valuation of the position and Kansas City’s push for a dominant ground game alongside Patrick Mahomes.
Reeling with losses in three of their past four games, the Seahawks face another difficult test to get untracked as the undefeated Chiefs come to town. What must Seattle do to pull off the upset and gain ground in the NFC West?
The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs host the defending champion Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 8:20 PM ET on NBC, also streaming free via Fubo. Kansas City, now 5‑0, relies on Patrick Mahomes, a healthy Travis Kelce and new back Kenneth Walker III (6.3 yds/carry) but misses Rashee Rice and tackle Jaylon Moore. Seattle, split 3‑3, boasts a top‑5 pass‑defense with seven interceptions but struggles offensively, highlighted by Sam Darnold’s seven picks and the loss of Zach Charbonnet. The article outlines how to watch the game live through Fubo’s free trial and notes broader streaming options for the season.
On Sunday Night Football, the Seattle Seahawks host the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7. Sam Darnold is slated to start for Seattle, with Drew Lock (questionable with a right elbow injury) as his backup and Jalen Milroe third. Kansas City relies on Patrick Mahomes, who practiced fully despite a knee issue, while veteran Justin Fields serves as the primary backup and Garrett Nussmeier is third on the depth chart. Both squads face injury concerns, making the quarterback hierarchy a key storyline before the primetime clash at Lumen Field.
Sunday Night Football pits the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs against defending champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 7. The marquee storyline centers on former Seahawks star RB Kenneth Walker III, who left after a Super Bowl MVP season and is now thriving with the Chiefs, out‑gaining all Seattle backs combined despite playing one fewer game. Seattle’s running game stays shaky—Zach Charbonnet is activated from the PUP list but will sit out, leaving Emmanuel Wilson, George Holani and Velus Jones Jr. on the depth chart. Chiefs RB depth lists Walker III, Emmett Johnson and Jaydn Ott, while the Seahawks grapple with a depleted backfield.
The Kansas City Chiefs will play Sunday Night Football without wideout Rashee Rice, who is sidelined by knee and hamstring injuries suffered against the Las Vegas Raiders on Oct. 4. Missing his second straight game after the bye week, Rice’s return date is uncertain. Coach Andy Reid leans on Xavier Worthy—who logged seven catches for 73 yards versus the Chargers—as the primary replacement, with Justin Watson and rookie Andrew Armstrong also in the mix. Tight end Travis Kelce remains a key target if his ankle holds up, leaving Mahomes to adjust his passing attack against Seattle.
The Chiefs have looked like the NFL's best team through five games, but a road trip to Seattle presents a challenge unlike anything they've faced so far.
Fans wonder if Taylor Swift will join the Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle’s Lumen Field for Sunday Night Football in Week 7, but her attendance remains unconfirmed. She’s typically seen at home games and was last spotted supporting husband Travis Kelce at the October 18 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, seated with singer Este Haim and star Caitlin Clark. Meanwhile, Kelce is expected to play despite an ankle injury, having recorded four catches for 53 yards against the Chargers, while wideout Rashee Rice sits out with a hamstring/knee issue. The article notes Swift’s likely absence and Kelce’s tentative status.
Kansas City Chiefs suffered a lot in 2025 after their star quarterback Patrick Mahomes got injured and missed the rest of the season. Chiefs just got back Mahomes and are looking to be in full swing. But in Week 5 against Los Angeles Chargers, Travis Kelce was seen limping after a tackle. At one point […]
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Kenneth Walker III has been having a great start to life with the Kansas City Chiefs. After arriving on a free agency from the Seattle Seahawks, where he helped them win a Super Bowl, the running back has been phenomenal for his new team. Walker has played an important part as the Chiefs have gotten […]
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Sunday Night Football pits two NFL offensive powerhouses against each other: Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III, the reigning Super Bowl MVP, and Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith‑Njigba, the current Offensive Player of the Year leader. Walker leads the league with 665 rushing yards and six TDs in five games, while Smith‑Njigba tops the NFL in receiving yards (717) and touchdowns (7). Both are on pace to break single‑season records and could be MVP contenders if they maintain their pace. Their matchup tests a Chiefs defense that’s 4th‑best against the run and a Seahawks unit that’s #1 in DVOA against top WRs, setting up a potential clash of the season’s biggest playmakers.
The Denver Broncos head to State Farm Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 4:05 PM ET for a Week 7 showdown with the Arizona Cardinals, broadcast on CBS and streaming on Fubo. Denver sits 4‑2 after a 17‑14 overtime win over Seattle, leaning on a defense that has sacked opponents 18 times and nabbed seven interceptions, though QB Bo Nix has only 1,049 passing yards and six TDs. Arizona, now 2‑4, snapped a four‑game skid with an 18‑16 win over the Rams thanks to a clutch field goal by Chad Ryland; QB Jacoby Brissett hopes to spark the offense against Denver’s stout defense. The game promises a clash of strong defenses and a chance for both teams to build momentum.