The Las Vegas Raiders and Denver Broncos begin Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. Denver is 7-2 while the Raiders are 2-6, which is not unusual to see for Las Vegas but the special interest this year is Pete Carroll as head coach and Geno Smith at quarterback.

Geno is tied for the league lead with 11 interceptions, although he’s at least at a 1-to-1 TD-to-INT ratio again after throwing four TDs to one interception in the loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Pete’s defense (coordinated by Patrick Graham, one of the few holdovers from the previous staff) is atrocious...

The Seattle Seahawks rookies combined for 215 snaps in Week 9 against the Washington Commanders. That was the most so far this season. This includes snaps from some players not listed in this article such as Ricky White III (7), Nick Kallerup (11) and Connor O’Toole (17). In addition to the debuts of White III and Kallerup, this game marked the return of FB Robbie Ouzts. Furthermore, with three WRs out of the game (Dareke Young, Cooper Kupp and Jake Bobo) Tory Horton took on the role of WR2 and therefore had more snaps.

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After one of the more impressive primetime victories in Seattle Seahawks history, the football world has been buzzing about Seattle as a contender. With the championship window potentially opening earlier than most thought, it made Tuesday’s trade deadline fascinating.

Despite numerous rumors of players coming or going, the Seahawks only made one move, acquiring wide receiver Rashid Shaheed from the New Orleans Saints.

It was a wild day of some pretty crazy trades, while a ton of players expected to move stayed put. Here are my top three takeaways from the trade deadline as the Seahawks look to make...

In Today’s Links: the Seattle Seahawks O-line compared to recent years, injury reports, ‘Hawks rookie report, film review, and more! Big game this Sunday versus the Arizona Cardinals and we are not going to be facing the QB that we thought we might expect. The season rolls on, the wins are attainable, and the good reps are being stacked. Let’s keep it moving. Thanks for being here.

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The Seattle Seahawks took it easy for their first practice ahead of their Week 10 home matchup with the Arizona Cardinals.

Fans eager to know about the status of injured linebacker Ernest Jones Jr may not be wholly satisfied with either Mike Macdonald’s update or Jones’ practice designation. It’s perhaps good news that Jones was classified as limited, albeit in what was a walkthrough. As far as any potential time missed and the severity of the injury, Macdonald isn’t revealing much.

Jones hurt his knee after being rolled on in last Sunday’s win over the Washington Commanders. Macdonald said [the...

The Seattle Seahawks crushed the Washington Commanders on national television last Sunday, and Sam Darnold has earned some recognition for his sublime performance.

Darnold won the FedEx Air and Ground Player of the Week award, having been nominated twice before this season. After a historically great 16/16, 282-yard, 4-touchdown first half showing, Darnold finished 21/24 for 330 yards, 4 TDs, and an inconsequential interception. More touchdowns than incomplete passes is always a good thing, and Darnold was shredding Washington’s defense apart.

This win for Darnold also means a $2,000 donation to Food Lifeline, a local Seattle food bank that is...

Throughout the season, as part of the “ready squad” and “70-man roster” mindset, the Seattle Seahawks have been signing players to the active roster from the practice squad as well as releasing players from the active roster and sending them down to the practice squad soon after. When safety Jerrick Reed II was waived on Tuesday to make room for Rashid Shaheed, many assumed (perhaps the Seahawks as well) that Reed II would be able to move back to the practice squad as he has earlier this season. However, that will not be the case as the [Tennessee Titans just...

Several rumors surfaced before the trade deadline, ranging from players the Seattle Seahawks might trade (Boye Mafe and Riq Woolen) to a blockbuster trade.

None of that happened, and the Seahawks made only one trade. To the disappointment of some fans, it wasn’t an interior lineman (iOL), but rather wide receiver Rashid Shaheed. The Saints receiver was coached by Klint Kubiak last year and should bring another dimension to our offense.

Let’s analyze this trade.

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The Seahawks sent to Saints fourth- and fifth-round picks. This leaves the Seahawks with only four picks in the next Draft:...

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It’s time for Seattle Seahawks Reacts! The confidence poll is standard and I am curious to know if we can break this poll and have over 100 percent in the results.

This week sees the Seahawks return home to play the Arizona Cardinals, who took Seattle to the brink back in Week 4. A comfortable 20-6 lead became a 20-20 tie,...

The 2025 NFL trade deadline has come and gone, and the Seahawks made it a priority to go and get a deep threat receiver. While this makes the offensive unit even more intriguing, there has been a whole subset of Seattle fans pining for a trade to bring in an offensive guard to replace Anthony Bradford. That didn’t happen. Not Wyatt Teller, and not Jackson Powers-Johnson. The latter did pique curiosity because he is a recently highly drafted young player for a struggling Vegas Raiders team. Why didn’t it happen?

Let’s start with this: Anthony Bradford has not been great....

In Today’s Links: we’ve got all kinds of reactions and breakdowns of the Seattle Seahawks trade for Rashid Shaheed, the compensation, and projections; mailbags, power rankings, and some film review from last weekend’s win over the Commanders. Big day for our team. How are you feeling about the deadline deal our squad made? Are we stronger than before? Would you have preferred trading for a player at a different position? Let us know in the comments below.

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[How Rashid Shaheed impacts Seahawks on the field and on the salary cap – Seaside Joe...

The Seattle Seahawks have a new wide receiver in town, and if you blink you might miss him.

Former New Orleans Saints speedster Rashid Shaheed was traded to Seattle on Tuesday, with the Seahawks giving up fourth- and fifth-round draft picks in the process. With a full roster, someone had to be let go or placed on an injury list to get Shaheed on the squad.

Safety Jerrick Reed II was waived on Tuesday just days after he was promoted to the active roster after Julian Love was placed on injured reserve. Assuming he clears waivers (again) he’ll presumably head...