4 ways the Chiefs can take down the Seahawks and keep their perfect season alive
The 2026 season could not have started much better for the Kansas City Chiefs. They have come out of the gates 5-0 and look like they are back to the winning wa
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The 2026 season could not have started much better for the Kansas City Chiefs. They have come out of the gates 5-0 and look like they are back to the winning wa
The Seattle Seahawks (3-3) host undefeated Super Bowl‑60 MVP Kenneth Walker III and the Kansas City Chiefs (5-0) on Sunday Night Football Oct. 25. With quarterback Sam Darnold battling seven interceptions and key back Zach Charbonnet ruled out, Seattle relies on Emanuel Wilson, George Holani and Velus Jones Jr. while the Chiefs lean on Mahomes and Walker. The game streams live on NFL+, Peacock, Fubo.tv, Sling TV, Hulu TV and YouTube TV, and airs on NBC’s KING‑5 at 8:20 PM ET (5:20 PM PT) with Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth calling the action. Tune in to see if the Seahawks can protect the ball and stay in the playoff race.
Welcome to 2026 Fantasy Football Week 7 Start-Sit. Bye weeks give and bye weeks take. If your opponent has James Cook or Josh Allen, then this is a great week.… The post 2026 Fantasy Football Week 7 Start-Sit appeared first on Fantasy Six Pack - F6P .
Kenneth Walker returns to Seattle with a few reasons to believe he can have another big game against his former team.
The Seattle Seahawks remain in the NFL’s top 10, ranking 10th in the Week 7 power rankings, but Sam Darnold’s turnover issues have become a growing concern. Seattle’s recent struggles have exposed weaknesses on offense that could threaten the team’s ability to maintain its position as the season progresses. Darnold’s costly mistakes have placed additional […] The post Seattle Seahawks’ Sam Darnold Problem Highlighted in NFL Power Rankings appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
49ers 49ers DC Raheem Morris and LB Fred Warner addressed the growth that CB Renardo Green has shown this season. “When you got those guys that don’t get rattled by situations like he is, that’s a corner mentality. It’s really the mental toughness and the mental stability you gotta have to play corner. It’s at […] The post NFC Notes: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Fred Warner, 49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Seattle Seahawks have not had the kind of season that was anticipated when the Super Bowl champions kicked off the year with a victory over the New England Patriots. Here's the final injury report for the Chiefs and Seahawks. pic.twitter.com/AtEFYUR0dJ — Matt McMullen (@KCChiefs_Matt) October 23, 2026 Head coach Mike Macdonald was hoping that […] The post Seahawks Week 7 injury report vs. Chiefs: How Zach Charbonnet absence impacts fantasy football appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Despite the civil unrest in France, the NFL is currently set for an International Series matchup in Paris this week. […]
Seattle safety Ty Okada receives two $6,361 fines after the Seahawks’ loss to Denver, one for an illegal helmet use on Broncos WR Jaylen Waddle and another for a suspected tripping on RB RJ Harvey—both incidents occurred within a minute in the opening quarter. Defensive end Mike Morris is also fined $6,808 for lowering his helmet on Troy Franklin. On the Broncos side, linebacker Alex Singleton incurs a $23,882 helmet‑use fine for a late hit on Sam Darnold with 52 seconds left in the fourth. All penalties are subject to appeal and could be deducted from the players’ next checks.
The 49ers have faced hefty disciplinary actions after two uncalled penalties. Two weeks ago, Seahawks' Malik Mustapha was fined almost $7,000 for an unnecessary roughness hit that went unpenalized during San Francisco’s 32‑29 win. This week, linebacker Fred Warner receives a $65,673 fine—$17,911 for striking a defenseless player and $47,762 for helmet use—after a flagged but reversed call and an uncalled hit on Commanders tight end Chig Okonkwo with 7:12 left in the fourth quarter. This marks Warner’s fourth fine of the season, pushing his total past $100,000 and warning of a possible one‑game suspension if he incurs two more defenseless‑player penalties.
The Chiefs head into Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks facing a major offensive line shake‑up. Left tackle Josh Simmons lands on injured reserve with a bulging lower‑back disk, guaranteeing at least four more games missed, while right‑tackle Jaylon Moore sits out with a concussion. Wideout Rashee Rice and slot‑receiver Brashard Smith are also ruled out with hamstring and knee issues, limiting Mahomes’ downfield options. Rookie Kahlil Benson and backup Joshua Ezeudu will step in at the tackles, and Travis Kelce remains active despite an ankle soreness. Kansas City must lean on quick, short throws and smarter protection schemes to compensate for the absences.
There's still much love in the VMAC for Ken Walker III, who remains close with many of his former teammates. But on Sunday night, friendship goes out the window as the Seahawks try to slow down K9 and the red-hot Chiefs.
The Seattle Seahawks activate right guard Anthony Bradford from injured reserve ahead of their Week 7 showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs. Bradford, a 2023 fourth‑round pick who started all 17 games last season, missed the first six games due to knee and hip injuries but is expected to play significant snaps, bolstering an O‑line that has allowed 16 sacks and a league‑high 34.5% pressure rate on quarterback Sam Darnold. In the same roster move, ‘Hard Knocks’ standout WR Montorie Foster Jr. is waived after limited special‑teams action.
The Seahawks announced the activation of G Anthony Bradford ahead of Week 7, also elevating LB Jimmy Ciarlo and CB Trevon Diggs. In a corresponding move, the team cut WR Montorie Foster Jr. Bradford, 25, was a two-year starter at LSU. He appeared in 29 total games for the Tigers and made 17 starts. The […] The post Seahawks Activated G Anthony Bradford, Among Other Moves appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
A pair of squads with serious postseason aspirations square off in Sunday night primetime action, as the Chiefs head to […]
Facing a two‑game skid, the Seattle Seahawks boost defensive depth ahead of Sunday Night Football against the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs. With starters Zach Charbonnet, Drake Thomas and Chazz Surratt out, and DeMarcus Lawrence, Uchenna Nwosu and Connor O’Toole listed as questionable, Seattle promotes linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo and defensive back Trevon Diggs from the practice squad. The move also sees right guard Anthony Bradford activated from IR, while receiver Montorie Foster Jr. is waived. These roster tweaks aim to shore up a beleaguered front before the Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes returns from knee surgery.
Kenneth Walker III understands what a blood clot scare feels like. The Chiefs running back went through one in high school, so Jalen Hurts’ story hit close to home. Walker comes off a 22-6 win over the Chargers that lifted Kansas City to 5-0 this season. Before a road trip to Seattle, he shared a […] The post Chiefs Star Who Survived High School Lung Clots Questions Jalen Hurts’ London Flight appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Kansas City makes some interesting decisions before its Week 7 showdown.
The Chiefs and Seahawks renew an old AFC West rivalry on Sunday Night Football this weekend. What numbers go into this critical matchup for Seattle?
The Kansas City Chiefs have listed five players on their injury report ahead of Sunday Night Football against the Seattle Seahawks. Three players have been ruled out, while two remain questionable for the matchup. Patrick Mahomes has no injury designation ahead of the game, while the Chiefs prepare to face Seattle with several players listed […] The post Chiefs Dealt Costly Injury Blow That Could Test Patrick Mahomes Against Seahawks appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Ahead of Week 7’s Sunday Night Football clash in Seattle, the Kansas City Chiefs overhaul their roster: they sign practice‑squad RB Jaydn Ott to the 53‑man roster, promote LB Cooper McDonald from IR, and elevate WR Justin Watson for the game. RB Brashard Smith heads to IR with a hamstring, sidelining him for at least four weeks. Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed, still questionable with a knee issue, skips travel but will join the team in Seattle. The moves respond to injuries to Tyquan Thornton (season‑ending ankle) and Rashee Rice (hamstring).
In Week 7 the Seattle Seahawks, sitting 3‑3 after a turnover‑laden offense, face unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs in a primetime showdown. The preview explains how Kenneth Walker III has become a game‑changer for the Chiefs, averaging 6.3 yards per carry and allowing Andy Reid to rely less on a scrambling Patrick Mahomes, who now operates more from under center and benefits from improved play‑action. Despite critics calling the Chiefs' early schedule weak, the article notes they’ve already beaten strong AFC West foes and now face a tougher slate with seven playoff teams, six road games, and the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks. The piece offers a detailed Q&A with Arrowhead Pride’s Maurice Elston on these trends.
The Kansas City Chiefs are headed to face the defending champions, the Seattle Seahawks, in what will be a primetime Sunday Night Football game. In an attempt to raid one of the NFL’s best defenses, the Chiefs have made two offensive roster moves that could help them move ahead. “We have signed WR Andrew Armstrong […] The post Chiefs Announce Pair of Offensive Roster Moves Before Seahawks Clash appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Ahead of the Week 7 Sunday night showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks, Field Gulls' John Gilbert answers five key questions about Seattle's recent woes. The Seahawks sit 3‑3, plagued by three‑point losses and ten turnovers, and struggle to finish drives in high‑leverage moments. Quarterback Sam Darnold, now 7 TDs to 7 INTs, faces scrutiny after a glute injury and a lack of protection, while the loss of star RB Kenneth Walker III in free agency and injuries to guard Anthony Bradford and RB Zach Charbonnet have hurt Seattle’s red‑zone production. Gilbert breaks down why the defending champions can’t close games and what they need to do to compete with the Chiefs.
A new SB Nation Reacts poll shows 61% of Seahawks fans believe Seattle can hold Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker III—last year’s Super Bowl MVP—under 100 yards when he returns to Lumen Field on Oct. 24. The Seahawks, sitting at 0‑3 this season, have not allowed a 100‑yard rusher in 35 games, but less than half of respondents think the team is heading in the right direction. With the offense struggling and the defense staying strong, the Sunday Night Football clash could be a turning point for Seattle’s 2026 campaign.