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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 […] The post Chiefs Officially Rule Out Three Players For Week 7 appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
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 […] The post How much will Zach Charbonnet play for Seahawks in return from injury? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Kenneth Walker III returns to Seattle on Oct. 25 for his first game against the Seahawks since signing a three‑year, $43.05 million deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. The former Super Bowl LVII MVP, who helped Seattle win the title, says he isn’t seeking revenge—just focused on correcting the Chiefs’ recent mistakes. Walker has logged 665 yards and six touchdowns in his first five games, including a 33‑yard TD run in a 22‑6 win over the Chargers. Teammates Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid praise his impact, while a fan’s “COME BACK HOME K9!!” sign highlighted his lingering Seattle ties. The Chiefs aim to stay focused and clinch a win at Lumen Field.
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.
In a new episode of The Hawks Eye, Field Gulls talks to The Athletic’s Andrew Destin about the Seattle Seahawks’ uneven 3‑3 start to their title‑defending season. Turnovers, Sam Darnold’s inconsistent play, protection woes and a faltering run game have left the defense over‑exposed, and the biggest question is whether the offense will be overhauled before the quarterback. Destin says the likely first move would be to replace offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, possibly with quarterbacks coach Jake Peetz, while Darnold’s job appears safer. He also predicts the Seahawks will be active at the trade deadline, targeting players like Rashid Shaheed and Leonard Williams.
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.
A dropped touchdown, a returning rookie and 12 late-game targets give managers reasons to move six inflated October performers before their prices fall.
The Seahawks’ offense remains inconsistent as Week 7 approaches, with quarterback Sam Darnold and a sputtering rushing attack highlighted as key problems. Trevor Sikkema of Seattle Sports NFL Network blames the ineffective run game for broader offensive woes, while Seahawks.com notes the team is self‑scouting for improvements. Running back Zach Charbonnet returns from the PUP list ahead of the Chiefs matchup, and injuries continue to bite, notably Elijah Arroyo’s season‑ending injury. Fans also debate former Seahawk Kenneth Walker III’s success with Kansas City. The article aggregates analysis, injury updates, and fan discussion links.
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.
The Patriots’ 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears on Oct. 23 was defined by missed tackles—16 total, double the eight they allowed against the Jets the week before. Coach Mike Vrabel blames the poor tackling against stars like D’Andre Swift, Luther Burden III and Caleb Williams, noting it led to extra yards and scores. Burden’s 130 yards and a TD came after a busted block, and a naked bootleg play let Williams hit tight end Colston Loveland for another two‑point swing. New England recorded three sacks but 25 pressures couldn’t force turnovers, and Williams finished with 308 yards, two touchdowns. The article dissects how the defensive breakdown cost New England the game.
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 […] The post Chiefs’ Latest Injury Report Raises Concerns About Travis Kelce, Rashee Rice, and Four Others Before Seahawks Game appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs. Chiefs cornerback Mansoor Delane highlights the player matchups to watch throughout Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season.
Ryan Fitzpatrick is not backing down from his criticism of Bo Nix; however, there is one line from his fiery postgame rant that the former NFL quarterback wishes he could erase. Fitzpatrick took aim at the Denver Broncos quarterback after their narrow win over the Seattle Seahawks, questioning Nix’s approach despite the victory. The comments sparked plenty […] The post Ryan Fitzpatrick Reveals One Phrase He Regrets Using About Broncos QB Bo Nix appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Seattle Seahawks (3-3) will have had 10 days to diagnose their offensive struggles by the time they face the Kansas City Chiefs (5-0) in Lumen Field this Sunday night, and Sam Darnold is using the mini-bye to emphasize one quality in particular. “Really happy where we’re at,” the Super Bowl-winning quarterback said, per 93.3 […] The post Seahawks’ Sam Darnold reveals 1-word key to fixing his issues during mini-bye appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Seattle Seahawks will be facing old friend Kenneth Walker III and the surging Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night. But a couple of key Seahawks defenders may not be at full strength to help stop Walker from running all over them. Per ESPN’s Seahawks beat reporter Brady Henderson, linebackers DeMarcus Lawrence and Uchenna Nwosu […] The post Seahawks’ DeMarcus Lawrence, Uchenna Nwosu both added to injury report before Chiefs game appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Seattle’s defense heads into the upcoming showdown with Kansas City crippled by injuries. The Seahawks sit 3-3 after back‑to‑back losses to the 49ers and Broncos, while the Chiefs sit unbeaten at 5-0 thanks to a healthy Patrick Mahomes and league‑leading rusher Kenneth Walker (133 yards per game). Seattle’s front seven is hit hard: linebacker Drake Thomas missed Week 6, Demarcus Lawrence battles a knee issue, and Uchenna Nwosu deals with a hip problem, leaving backups Tyrice Knight, Chazz Surratt and Connor O’Toole in unfamiliar roles. Offensively, Zach Charbonnet, Anthony Bradford and Rashid Shaheed are fully available to support a struggling Sam Darnold against a Chiefs defense that ranks second in points allowed.
The Seahawks headline Week 7 with a Sunday showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs, followed by a Monday Night Football clash at home versus the 4‑2 Chicago Bears, who are surging with Caleb Williams back under center. Before that, Seattle hosts the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football, setting up a second NFL meeting between 2024 draftees Caleb Williams and Drake Maye. The Patriots, rebounding from a 1‑2 start to three straight wins, grapple with injuries on their offensive line and the loss of Romeo Doubs to IR. Fans are invited to debate the outcomes and playoff implications.
There are a number of reasons why the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are off to a 3-3 start and have already fallen 3.0 games behind the first-place San Francisco 49ers. One of them is that their running game has taken a major hit. “He’s playing…probably at the highest level in the league right […] The post Seahawks’ Mike Macdonald is all too familiar with Kenneth Walker III’s early dominance with Chiefs appeared first on ClutchPoints .
A.J. Brown is cleared and active for the New England Patriots in Week 7 against the Chicago Bears on Oct. 22, 2026. After a high‑ankle sprain in the season opener that landed him on IR for four games, Brown returned in Week 6 versus the Jets, posting 3 catches for 27 yards and three drops. Fully removed from the injury report, he now offers quarterback Drake Maye a true WR1 threat as the Patriots aim to match the Bears' high‑scoring offense led by Caleb Williams. The article highlights Brown’s health, recent struggles, and the potential impact on a pivotal shootout.
Seattle Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet tore his ACL on January 17 but did not undergo surgery until February 20. Charbonnet has been ahead of schedule, and the Seahawks opened his practice window before Week 4, on Thursday, October 1. He was a limited participant in Weeks 5 and 6 but was not ready to […] The post Seattle Seahawks: Activate Offensive Weapon on Day of Deadline appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Two seasons into his NFL career, Elijah Arroyo has continued to struggle staying healthy with limited on-field production. Now done for 2026, whether fair or not, it's worth pondering what his future may look like in Seattle.