The Seattle Seahawks may have a bye, but that doesn’t mean they’re free from all football activities until the week of the NFC Divisional Round.

Seattle practiced on Wednesday and Thursday as it awaits one of the Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams, over Carolina Panthers. The Seahawks aren’t required to produce an injury report for a non-game week, but it’s most important to note who returned to the practice field for the first time in three weeks.

Starting left tackle Charles Cross, who injured his hamstring in the Week 15 win over the Indianapolis Colts, practiced...

Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak already has interviews set up with five of the eight NFL teams with head coach openings (so far). As Daniel Jeremiah on Seattle Sports Radio stated, “he seems to be the number one offensive candidate… everyone you talk to has him as the top offensive guy.” The Seahawks’ success this season as well as the last name “Kubiak” surely help as well. All of this points to the very high likelihood that Kubiak will be one and done in Seattle as offensive coordinator (OC). With that, let us look at some names of who...

With their victory over the San Francisco 49ers last Saturday, the Seattle Seahawks secured the number one seed in the NFC. This is the fourth time in Seahawks history that they have finished in this position. The last time was in 2014, when Seattle also most recently made the Super Bowl.

Over the past decade, the No. 1 seed in both the AFC and NFC has remained the reference point of the NFL playoffs — just not in the automatic, fail-proof way many narratives still suggest. Finishing with the best record in the conference is still a real advantage, but...

The Seattle Seahawks put up 180 yards on the ground in the Week 18 smothering of the San Francisco 49ers. How were they able to do that?

For a couple of years the offensive line has called the run game a softening process. It finally softened. In fact, the Seattle running backs – once considered the least trustworthy players in the entire NFL by my friend in a fantasy league – finished the year as one of the best duos in sports.

Here’s the top ten RB tandems, ranked by yards.

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Kyren Williams + Blake Corum...

The Seattle Seahawks managed to win the NFC West and also earned a bye in the first week of the playoffs, becoming the number one seed for the first time since 2014. The defense’s performance was near perfect. I confess I don’t remember a game so well planned and executed from beginning to end.

Jason Myers’ missed field goals and the offense’s performance left the game more open than it should have been, considering the score. However, the offense had a fantastic display of the running game and didn’t commit any turnovers, something that will be crucial in the playoffs....

In Today’s Links: analysis on the possible opponents our Seattle Seahawks will be facing not this weekend but next, more on Charles Cross and his new contract, how our squad is doing so well on 3-and-long, injury updates including Elijah Arroyo’s return to the field, why the ‘Hawks will be a factor for a while, and a bit more.

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Why you should wish Klint Kubiak good luck on his interviews – Seaside Joe The history of OC changes on Defensive teams is less significant than you’re imagining

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Add another team to the list of potential head coach destinations for Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

One day after the big decision to move on from Super Bowl champion John Harbaugh, the Baltimore Ravens are reportedly looking to interview Kubiak. The Ravens join the Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, and Las Vegas Raiders in the queue for an interview request.

As noted by Tom Pelissero, the Seahawks are on a bye as the NFC’s number one seed, which means Kubiak can conduct interviews throughout Wild Card weekend, albeit virtually and not in-person.

There are some familial...

The Seattle Seahawks get to spend the first round of the NFL playoffs relaxing a little bit, having earned a first round bye as the top seed in the NFC.

However, just because they have a bye does not mean that the team is not working on getting ready for the divisional round of the playoffs, and getting ready for the divisional round means practicing. To that end, the Seahawks on Wednesday afternoon announced that they have designated 2025 second round pick and rookie tight end Elijah Arroyo to return to practice.

Arroyo is eligible to return after having spent...

The Seattle Seahawks’ NFC West title triumph over the San Francisco 49ers may not have gotten the premier time slot on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, but it was still a big hit in terms of television viewership.

Last Saturday’s 13-3 win was the most-watched game of the weekend, even over the Pittsburgh Steelers’ incredible win over the Baltimore Ravens to clinch the AFC North title and the final playoff spot in the field. I’d say over 27 million viewers is a smash hit.

Of course, it has to be noted that this game was simulcast on ABC, ESPN, and (through...

The Seattle Seahawks rookies combined for 137 snaps in Week 18 against the San Francisco 49ers. Once again, only Grey Zabel and Nick Emmanwori played meaningful snaps. Robbie Ouzts logged his third-highest snap count of the season, while Rylie Mills and undrafted rookie Amari Kight combined for just five snaps.

Let’s dive into the tape and break down the key rookie performances from Seattle’s NFC West championship victory.

Grey Zabel — Offensive Guard (69 snaps)

This was Zabel’s best game of the season — and arguably one of the best individual offensive line performances the Seahawks have put...

Having secured the NFC’s No. 1 playoff seed, the Seattle Seahawks are in the NFC Divisional Round for the first time since 2019. The Seahawks are in the midst of one of the best seasons in franchise history, surpassing 13 wins for the first time ever.

These achievements would not have been possible without the efforts of star wideout Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Sam Darnold’s top target and the league leader in receiving yards. Last season was evidently a sign of things to come for JSN, who finished his second year in the NFL with 100 receptions and 1,130 yards over 17...

In Today’s Links: how and why our Seattle Seahawks are the NFC’s number 1 seed, more on the Charles Cross extension, Klink Kubiak continues to draw interest from several teams (as does Aden Durde), stats supporting our squad’s elite-level defense, All-22 breakdown of the big win over the 49ers, the Sea Hawkers boys on the Seahawks Forever pod, and more! Thanks for dropping by. Enjoy the links. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

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