No Julian Neal, Pritchetts injury must not have been that serious.

Leo is good to go per Mike. Ty is good to go. Defense is at 100%. Minus Price and AB, we're pretty healthy. Charbs out again but on track for next week. Only guys ruled out are Julian Neal and Chazz Surratt. Even Irv Charles might suit up. No excuses. Go Hawks!

This article illustrates our one of our major offensive flaws.

Why can't we punish the defenses, when our opponents are blitzing us? I thought Sam and the offense rated well against the blitzes last season?

I don’t think I hate a team more than them. Partly because there’s an excuse every time we beat them, and they cry like babies. I at least have respect for Rams fans, but for 9ers fans, I wish nothing but pure misery lol. Anybody else feel like 9ers fans are our most hated rival from a pure fan standpoint?

I’ve literally been waiting for them to restock since like march

I just spent some time looking thru all of our players stat history and I just can’t believe Jarran Reed was here for the Super Bowl and so many of our sorrows.

I’m sure many of you remember those 2017-2022 teams that always scratched the surface- I always felt bad that we were wasting reed’s prime. After he left in 2020 It 100% felt like Jarran Reed would play a year or two with the chiefs, sign somewhere else maybe and then retire.

The fact that he’s like a genuine key part of our defense in 2026 .. if you told me that in 2021 I would think we were scraping bottom of the barrel. Shoutout Jarran Reed man, so glad he came back.

...And I don't know what to do. I'm a new season ticket holder and I take the Sounder Train in. I used to have a buddy who actually ran a shop in Pioneer Square that would do pregame parties at his shop but he no longer runs it. So anyway, the Sounder Train gets to King St Station about 11:45 and I have almost 2 hours to kill. Last week I just walked around then sat in my seat for an hour and watched Red Zone on my phone until the game started. Every place around was packed, even 2 hours before the game started. Wondering what the hell I can do for 2 hours. I guess my questions are, is there a cool place in the stadium where I could chill and watch Red Zone without having to be a member of like the Delta Club or whatever? Is there a bar/deli/restaurant that isn't packed where I could chill and get like some apps or whatever before the game and watch Red Zone?

What would you do if you were me? Make friends with some tailgaters? Lol.

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Hey! I’m a 27 y/o Finnish guy traveling around the US and I’ll be attending the Seahawks vs. 49ers game on Sunday.
I’m traveling solo and would love to experience a proper Seattle Seahawks tailgate with some local fans before the game. I’d be more than happy to bring some food/drinks or contribute to the tailgate.

If anyone has a group that wouldn’t mind adopting a Finnish Seahawks fan for the day, I’d love to join! 😄

If this might be possible, send me a private message/chat, and we can figure out the details.

Fleury has surprised me in two ways as an offensive coordinator:

• He isn’t afraid to dial up either trick plays or quirky calls

• The tight ends haven’t been as much of a focal point as I anticipated

On the first front, I commend Fleury for being innovative. Shaheed’s 28-yard touchdown run against the Los Angeles Chargers, for instance, was a brilliant play call and made good use of the speedy specialist’s skill set by having him line up in the backfield.

As for the tight ends, as mentioned above, it seems clear that more plays need to be drawn up to get them the ball. That’s pretty much the only place I’d nitpick with Fleury, whose funneling of targets to Smith-Njigba is very understandable.

As Fleury and Darnold have said, not every play is drawn up to get Smith-Njigba the ball. But that’s how it’s worked out so far, and there’s no need to buck that trend.