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Could the Seahawks actually trade away a running back?

With the NFL trade deadline on November 10, the Seattle Seahawks—sitting at 3‑3 but still a Super Bowl contender—might need to offload a running back to make room for a possible acquisition of a star like Saquon Barkley, Jonathan Taylor or Tony Pollard. The article evaluates each back: Zach Charbonnet, returning from an ACL tear on an expiring deal, is likely untouchable due to his locker‑room role; Jadarian Price is still unproven. More expendable options include Emanuel Wilson and George Holani, both on expiring contracts and struggling this season, making them prime trade candidates. Newly signed Robert Henry Jr. and Velus Jones Jr. appear lower on the trade radar. The piece outlines who could be moved and why as Seattle eyes a running‑back upgrade.

Kenneth Walker treating Seattle return ‘like any other week’

Kenneth Walker, the league-leading rusher with 665 yards after just three games, treats his Week 7 homecoming against his former Seattle Seahawks like any other matchup. After clinching Super Bowl LX MVP with Seattle and signing a three‑year, $14 million‑per‑year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, Walker will face the loud Lumen Field crowd and familiar defenders on Sunday Night Football. Both Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes stress his level‑headedness and motivation, while Walker says he’s focused on the game plan, not the hype.

Why the Seahawks may not trade for Jonathan Taylor

The Seattle Seahawks, desperate for a true bell‑cow running back, are unlikely to trade for Indianapolis colt Jonathan Taylor despite the Colts’ recent front‑office shake‑up and a 2‑4 start. Writer argues GM John Schneider won’t sacrifice future picks and rookie Jadarian Price for a 28‑year‑old with a $20 million cap hit, especially as Seattle favors a Shanahan‑style committee rush and already has playmakers like Ken Walker. With Taylor’s contract and dead‑cap implications, the Hawks will stick to their current approach rather than splurge on a single star.

How the Cardinals can defeat the Broncos

The Arizona Cardinals, coming off a one‑game win streak, face a formidable AFC West rival in the Denver Broncos (4‑2, second in the division). The piece argues the Cardinals can pull off an upset by exploiting Denver’s poor road record (1‑2 away) and weak rushing attack, while leveraging their own playmakers—TE Trey McBride (league‑leading 49 receptions) and WR Michael Wilson (#11 in receiving). It also recommends using depth receivers Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Brooks, and pressuring Broncos QB Bo Nix, whose success hinges on a clean pocket. With a tough schedule ahead, the article outlines a game‑plan to keep Arizona’s season alive.

Seahawks Move on From Former Cowboys All-Pro to Free Roster Spot Ahead of Sunday Night

The Seattle Seahawks (3-3) face the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night after a 17-14 overtime loss at Denver. Before kickoff, a Friday roster move involving veteran cornerback Trevon Diggs has added another storyline to the week. It was not the first time Seattle made that decision with him. The reason behind it says […] The post Seahawks Move on From Former Cowboys All-Pro to Free Roster Spot Ahead of Sunday Night appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Seahawks News: Ernest Jones is playing out of his gourd

Seattle’s defensive captain Ernest Jones IV is on pace for a First‑Team All‑Pro season, cementing his status as a leader on a reasonable contract. As the Seahawks gear up for a primetime showdown with the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7 at Lumen Field, the team also deals with a setback: running back Zach Charbonnet remains sidelined, delaying his season debut. Fans can tune in Sunday night to see if Jones can spark the defense while Seattle looks to revive its ground game against a powerhouse opponent.

Chiefs News: The Seahawks sorely miss Kenneth Walker

The Kansas City Chiefs have added NFL leading rusher Kenneth Walker III, a former Seattle Seahawks second‑round pick, to their offense. As the Chiefs prepare to clash with Seattle in Week 7, the Seahawks feel the loss keenly; they haven’t allowed a 100‑yard rusher in 35 games, yet Walker’s explosive tape suggests a revenge showdown. Safety Julian Love warns Seattle must go “all‑hands‑on‑deck” to contain him. Meanwhile, Chiefs’ defense pressures 39% of dropbacks and could exploit Seattle’s struggling run game. The matchup also carries Super Bowl implications, with the Chiefs and 49ers among the league’s undefeated teams.

“Regretting This Move”: Seahawks Put On Blast for Letting Kenneth Walker III Join Chiefs as They Lose RB to Injury

The Kansas City Chiefs knew very well what they were getting in RB Kenneth Walker III when they signed him. Six weeks into the 2026 regular season, the Chiefs have emerged as a force to be reckoned with, thanks to Walker. His former team, however, the Seattle Seahawks, are likely regretting their decision not to […] The post “Regretting This Move”: Seahawks Put On Blast for Letting Kenneth Walker III Join Chiefs as They Lose RB to Injury appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Chiefs Hit With Triple Injury Blow As Patrick Mahomes’ Offense Loses Key Players Before Seahawks Clash

How do you protect a quarterback coming off a torn ACL when his blockers and his top target are limping into Week 7? That’s the question Andy Reid faces. Rashee Rice missed Friday’s practice, and two linemen who protect Patrick Mahomes sat out beside him. Months of easing his franchise quarterback back into form are […] The post Chiefs Hit With Triple Injury Blow As Patrick Mahomes’ Offense Loses Key Players Before Seahawks Clash appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Kenneth Walker III will be out for revenge when Chiefs take on Seahawks, but it won’t be easy

One of the biggest matchups in the NFL in Week 7 pits the Kansas City Chiefs against the Seattle Seahawks. The Chiefs’ resurgence has been one of the most notable storylines in the NFL this season, and now they will take their unbeaten record into one of the toughest places to play in the league […] The post Kenneth Walker III will be out for revenge when Chiefs take on Seahawks, but it won’t be easy appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Seahawks-Chiefs injury designations: Zach Charbonnet out, Nick Emmanwori questionable

Seattle heads into Week 7 against the unbeaten Chiefs missing key pieces. Starting RB Zach Charbonnet (knee) is out, leaving Emanuel Wilson and George Holani to split carries for a team that ranks 18th in rushing and leads the league with six fumbles. LB Drake Thomas (ankle) and Chazz Surratt (calf) also sit out, while Nick Emmanwori (hip) and several other linebackers are questionable. Chiefs injuries include WR Rashee Rice (hamstring) and OT Jaylon Moore (concussion), but they still have Xavier Worthy as their top receiver. Both squads will announce final inactives Sunday at 3:50 p.m. PT.

Seahawks promote special teamer from practice squad

The Seattle Seahawks promote special‑teamer Irv Charles from the practice squad to the 53‑man roster ahead of their Week 7 Sunday Night Football clash with the Kansas City Chiefs. After releasing former All‑Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, the team re‑signed him to the practice squad, creating roster flexibility amid injury concerns—three players listed out and five questionable. The move lets Seattle have three practice‑squad elevations for the Chiefs game, while Diggs gets a day off.

Chiefs Madden Simulation Week 7: Sunday Night vs. the defending champions

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.

Seahawks free up roster spot by waiving former All-Pro

The Seattle Seahawks, sitting 3-3 after losses to the 49ers and Broncos, clear a roster spot by waiving former All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 Houston. The move comes amid concerns over quarterback Sam Darnold’s protection and the ongoing five‑game absence of lineman Anthony Bradford. No replacement has been announced yet, and the team hopes to rebound in the NFC West as the season progresses.

Seahawks Cut CB Trevon Diggs

The Seattle Seahawks officially released CB Trevon Diggs on Friday, per the NFL Transactions wire.  Diggs, 27, was drafted in the second round out of Alabama by Dallas in 2020. He signed a four-year, $6.32 million rookie deal that included a $2.157 million signing bonus.  Diggs was set to be an unrestricted free agent in […] The post Seahawks Cut CB Trevon Diggs appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Seahawks’ Mike Macdonald reveals why Zach Charbonnet will not play on Sunday vs. Chiefs

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 […] The post Seahawks’ Mike Macdonald reveals why Zach Charbonnet will not play on Sunday vs. Chiefs appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Seahawks Rule Out Three Players For Week 7

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 […] The post Seahawks Rule Out Three Players For Week 7 appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Chiefs-Seahawks Week 7 game and score predictions from Arrowhead Pride

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.

Chiefs-Seahawks Week 7 Final injury report: Jaylon Moore ruled out

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.

Chiefs vs. Seahawks bold predictions for Week 7 Sunday Night Football

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 […] The post Chiefs vs. Seahawks bold predictions for Week 7 Sunday Night Football appeared first on ClutchPoints .