Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet tore his ACL in the divisional round of the playoffs and the team confirmed that he’s not ready to resume practicing on Wednesday. Charbonnet has been placed on the physically unable to perform list ahead of the start of training camp. Charbonnet can be activated from the list at any point in camp, but the timing of the injury means that it will likely be some time before the team will be moving him to the active roster. The Seahawks previously placed safety Nick Emmanwori, running back Kenny McIntosh, cornerback Tyrone Broden, and defensive tackle Deven Eastern on the PUP list. Charbonnet ran 184 times for 730 yards and 12 touchdowns last season. First-round pick Jadarian Price, George Holani, Emanuel Wilson, Velus Jones, and Jacardia Wright are the healthy options at running back in Seattle
A third-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, Green Bay Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd has failed to establish himself through the first two seasons of his career. Thanks to myriad injury issues, Lloyd has appeared in just one NFL game and collected just six carries so far as a pro. Still, the 25-year-old enters 2026 with a clear opportunity to carve out a role in the Packers' backfield. Green Bay lost former RB2 Emanuel Wilson in free agency, and RB1 Josh Jacobs is currently battling some off-field issues that could lead to a league-mandated suspension at some point during the upcoming season. Even if Jacobs avoids discipline from the league, he's entering his age-28 season and has already racked up over 2,100 touches in his NFL career. If Lloyd can beat out similarly unproven Packers backs Chris Brooks and Pierre Strong Jr. for the team's RB2 role, he could be one of the better handcuff running back options in fantasy football. At his current redraft ADP of RB62, Lloyd may be undervalued heading into 2026
Our countdown of the 10 best plays of the Green Bay Packers’ 2025 season continues with a go-ahead touchdown to help the team earn a victory on the road. The Green Bay Packers came out of their Week 5 bye week by reeling off a three-game winning streak, defeating the Bengals, Cardinals and Steelers . The Week 8 Steelers game was one of the Packers’ best offensive performances of the season, with Jordan Love completing 20 straight passes in front of Aaron Rodgers : the man he sat behind for 3 years. (Love’s EPA in the Steelers game was +16.3, second only to his +21.7 performance against the Cowboys in Week 4.) After that high, the Packers dropped their next two, scoring a combined 20 points against the Panthers and the Eagles in Lambeau Field. So they packed up and headed to MetLife Stadium at 5-3-1 to face the 2-8 Giants . The Packers led for most of the game, but it was not a particularly pretty game. The Giants hung in and took advantage late, going on a 15 play, 85 yard drive touchdown drive to open the 4th quarter, taking a 20-19 lead in the process. The kickoff was a touchback, giving the Packers the ball on their own 35 with 7:22 remaining in the game. The Packers gained 48 yards on 7 plays (including a 33 yard pass to Savion Williams on a 3rd & 10), and now faced 2nd & 7 at the Giants 17 yard line. The Packers come out in 11 personnel (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR) in a 2×2 shotgun spread formation. On the right side, John FitzPatrick is on the outside while Christian Watson is in the slot. On the left, Romeo Doubs is the front man in a stack, with Matthew Golden underneath. On the left, they’re running a pick-play for Emanuel Wilson out of the backfield and a delayed in-cutter from Doubs. On the right, they’re running Smash Fade, with FitzPatrick running a quick-hitch and Watson running a deep fade over the top. The Giants are showing a single-high safety pre-snap. Given the fact that the Giants’ defense didn’t disguise their defense much last season, it’s safe to assume that they’ll be running a single-high defense post-snap. The fade to Watson is a good answer to that coverage, so that’s where Love is looking to go. The snap is high and to Love’s left, which causes him to double-catch the snap. Between the single-high look, the high snap and the pressure that had been in Love’s face all day (the 44.4% pressure rate was the second-highest rate Love faced up to that point in the season), Love knows he has to get rid of the ball quickly, but he still makes sure to check the coverage. The Giants stay in single-high coverage and the boundary defender widens with FitzPatrick, so Love takes the fade to Watson. The boundary defender is able to fall back under Watson, but the throw from Love is high-and-outside. Watson goes up over two defenders to bring in the pass and the go-ahead TD. The Packers get the two-point conversion to take a 27-20 lead with 4:02 remaining in the game. That touchdown ended up being the last score of the game for either team. The Giants put together a 10-play, 51-yard drive to get in the Packers red zone with less than a minute remaining, but an Evan Williams interception ended that drive. The Giants got the ball back on their own 35 with 10 seconds remaining, but Micah Parsons slammed the door. The Packers won this game 27-20, helping to kick off a four-game winning streak (after this they won games against the Vikings, Lions and Bears). Albums listened to: Noah Gundersen – Rites of Spring ; Rocket – R is for Rocket
The Seattle Seahawks are fresh off a Super Bowl victory but go into the 2026 season with plenty of question marks surrounding the offense, particularly the run game. Former offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is now the head coach in Las Vegas. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker signed with the Kansas City Chiefs in free agency. So the running back room will look plenty different in 2026. Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2026 NFL season With Walker gone, Zach Charbonnet should take over as the RB1 in Seattle, though he won't do so immediately, coming off a torn ACL suffered in the playoffs . So with Charb coming off major knee surgery, the Seahawks selected RB Jadarian Price in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. So with Charbonnet out to start 2026 and Seattle investing high draft capital in Price, does that mean he'll be the lead back to start the season? Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski dove into the topic on the latest episode of the Yahoo Fantasy Forecas t . As Harmon points out, ESPN's Brady Henderson believes that Price will compete with Emanuel Wilson and George Holani for touches in the backfield early in the season while Charbonnet is out. If that's the case, can you trust Price with where he’s currently going in drafts? Well, the early ADP has Price in the 60-70 pick range, around a fifth- or sixth-rounder. Harmon needs Price in the 70 range when accounting for the risk involved in taking him. It's just speculation at this point, but Harmon agrees with the report to an extent. The Seahawks wanted to trade out of that pick late in the first round. Price was also taken in a spot of the draft that was viewed as a "trap area" by many. Pianowski thinks Harmon's concerns are warranted and also believes Price will be a topic of discussion after he has "6-7 carries" one week during the season. And there are plenty of question marks with Wilson, Holani and Charbonnet all in the mix along with Price. Pianowski also doesn't think the first-round capital should be weighted as heavily as would typically be the case. The rookie currently sits 68th overall in the Yahoo consensus rankings
The Seattle Seahawks’ running back situation has changed considerably from the start of their Super Bowl run until now. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III is now a Kansas City Chief , whereas Zach Charbonnet is recovering from an ACL tear suffered in the NFC Divisional Round romp over the San Francisco 49ers. Seattle re-tooled the depth chart by signing Emanuel Wilson and drafting Jadarian Price in the first round. The expectation is that Charbonnet will likely start the season on the PUP list, but what’s his recovery been like? ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler has a positive update on the former UCLA and Michigan back. “Progressing well” is promising. A late July check-up would be right at the start of training camp, which is around the time we’d likely get a more concrete update from head coach Mike Macdonald. It should be noted that Charbonnet, who’s coming off a career-best 730 yards and 12 touchdowns, did do some work at mandatory minicamp, per Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times : Running back Zach Charbonnet was seen doing some conditioning work on the field during practice and then watched the rest of drills. Charbonnet hadn’t been seen doing any conditioning work during other workouts open to media. Charbonnet remains recovering from surgery to repair an ACL injury on Feb. 20. That puts him on a possible return for midseason but there has been no specific ETA given. Such injuries typically take about 9-10 months for a full recovery. Everything sounds encouraging regarding Charbonnet’s recovery process. Obviously Seattle will be responsible in terms of bringing him back on the field, but the hope is that he might return to game action sooner rather than later
Although Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love has been one of the better young signal-callers in the NFL in recent seasons, he hasn't quite been able to translate his talent into consistent fantasy production to this point in his career. Love finished as the QB16 in 2025 after recording 3,381 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and six interceptions across 15 games. The 27-year-old has rushed for just 282 yards and a touchdown over the past two seasons, which limits his fantasy upside. He's also operated in one of the most run-heavy offenses in the league in Green Bay, averaging just 28.8 pass attempts per game since the start of 2024. However, the Packers running game enters 2026 with some questions following the offseason arrest of star running back Josh Jacobs and the free agent departure of former RB2 Emanuel Wilson. If Green Bay is forced to turn to the air a bit more in 2026, Love could re-emerge as a top-12 quarterback. Given his talent and production upside, Love may be worth targeting as a buy-low candidate in dynasty leagues
Green Bay Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd has largely been a disappointment since being taken in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Thanks to myriad injury issues, Lloyd has appeared in just one game and logged six career carries over his first two professional seasons. However, the 25-year-old enters 2026 with a legitimate chance to carve out a significant role in the Packers' backfield. Former Packers RB2 Emanuel Wilson departed the team in free agency, leaving Lloyd in a battle for the RB2 role with similarly unproven Green Bay running back Chris Brooks. Additionally, star Packers running back Josh Jacobs ran into some legal issues this offseason, which could result in him facing discipline from the league. Lloyd appears to be fully healthy entering the summer. With a strong showing at training camp and the preseason, he could emerge as a key piece in Green Bay. Dynasty managers should be looking to buy low on Lloyd in leagues where his value has not already skyrocketed
MarShawn Lloyd has been little more than an idea for his two years in Green Bay. A 2024 third round pick out of USC, Lloyd has seen the field for just one regular season game in the intervening two years. He’s been injured so much we can’t even given him the Christian Watson caveat. We can’t say “he’s good when he’s healthy” because he’s been so rarely healthy. But assuming (and, granted, it’s a big assumption at this point) he stays healthy and can actually get on the field, what could a role for MarShawn Lloyd actually look like this year? What can he bring to the Packers? Athleticism has never been a problem for Lloyd. He posted a 8.62 Relative Athletic Score after a solid combine in the leadup to the 2024 draft, highlighted by his 4.46 second 40-yard dash. Lloyd’s 40 time is noteworthy not because it’s especially quick, but because of how he moves his mass. It’s no secret that Brian Gutekunst prefers bigger bodied backs, often sacrificing a little bit of speed for power. But Lloyd demands no such sacrifice, and Speed Score shows us why. Speed score rates players based not just on how quickly they run, but on how quickly they run for their weight. A heavier player who runs a 4.5-second 40-yard dash will have a higher speed score than a player who’s lighter but puts up a 4.4. Speed Score is scaled so that a score of 100 approximates a “fast” player, regardless of mass. But the better you move your mass, the higher you’ll score. Aaron Jones , for instance, scored a 100.8 for putting up a 4.49-second 40-yard dash at 205 pounds. But Lloyd scores a 109.2 because he ran a tick faster than Jones, but 15 pounds heavier. That’s a long way of saying it, but Lloyd’s primary value is as an explosive, change-of-pace back, which is something the Packers really haven’t had since Jones himself was wrongfully slotted into the Packers’ number two running back job in 2017. Emanuel Wilson has handled the bulk of the non-Josh Jacobs reps the last couple of seasons, and he’s essentially a replacement-level back, both from an athleticism standpoint and as a ballcarrier. I think his athleticism was the biggest limiting factor to his game, but Lloyd (again, if he remains healthy) should have no such limitation. Wilson carried the ball 103 times in 2024 and another 125 times in 2025, averaging 4.9 and 4.0 yards per carry, respectively. With more athleticism to burn, Lloyd shouldn’t have trouble matching those figures. What’s more, Lloyd is probably a better receiver than Wilson at this point in his career. We, obviously, don’t have much to go on at the NFL level, but in college Lloyd averaged a bit over a catch per game, an average dragged down considerably by a three-catch season in 2021. Wilson, meanwhile, was not much to write home about as a receiver. In 2024 and 2025 combined, he managed just 26 total catches for 170 yards, 55 of which came on just two plays. In addition, he was a liability as a pass protector to the point that Chris Brooks regularly replaced him on obvious passing downs and in two-minute drills. If Lloyd just plays to type as a receiver and can be at least neutral as a pass blocker, he’ll already be ahead of Wilson. And if he can harness his athleticism in the ground game, he’ll provide a solid upgrade there as well. Whether or not he remains healthy is going to be an open question until he actually can stay on the field. But if he does, the path to playing time is clear, and Lloyd has the clear makings of an upgrade
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald stated that it's "possible" for running back Zach Charbonnet, who is recovering from a torn ACL and surgery on February 20, to be ready for Week 1. Macdonald expressed cautious optimism about Charbonnet's recovery progress. The potential return of Charbonnet would be significant for the Seahawks, especially with Kenneth Walker III departing in free agency
Wilson has been getting most of his reps with the third-string offense at OTAs, according to Gregg Bell of The News Tribune. Wilson did a solid job filling in for an injured Josh Jacobs in Green Bay last season, so it's no surprise there was fantasy interest after Wilson signed with the RB-needy Seahawks in March on a reported one-year, $2.1 million contract. His fantasy stock has since taken a hit, in large part because the Seahawks drafted RB Jadarian Price at No. 32 overall in April. It also doesn't help that Wilson's contract is closer to $1.6 million in base value, not $2.1 million, and with only $300,000 guaranteed at signing. He may still be part of the plan to help replace Kenneth Walker (Chiefs) and Zach Charbonnet (torn ACL), but early reports out of Seattle have George Holani getting most of the first-team reps while Price mixes in some. Wilson seems to be exclusively working with the backups, at least during the media-access portions of practice
After spending the first three seasons of his career with the Green Bay Packers, running back Emanuel Wilson signed a one-year deal with the Seattle Seahawks for the 2026 season in March. The 27-year-old was productive in a backup role behind Josh Jacobs in Green Bay, recording 1,145 scrimmage yards and eight touchdowns on 254 touches across 34 games over the past two seasons. With Seahawks RB1 Zach Charbonnet (knee) expected to miss the start of the 2026 regular season while recovering from the torn ACL he suffered in mid-January, Wilson could open the year as Seattle's lead rusher. However, the Seahawks also added Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price with the 32nd overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, likely capping Wilson's production upside. Wilson carries some short-term production upside, but he likely still profiles long-term as a handcuff running back option for dynasty managers
The Seattle Seahawks are in the middle of voluntary organized team activities (OTAs), and ESPN’s Brady Henderson was among the credentialed media allowed to observe Wednesday’s practice. The only notable injury to come out of the session was to starting right guard Anthony Bradford, who apparently dinged his knee and did not return. Better safe than sorry in the offseason, particularly when this is the non-contact portion of the workout program. Probably the only eyebrow raising thing to come out of Bradford’s injury was Christian Haynes taking his reps, if only because Haynes has struggled to even attain second-string status during his brief NFL career. Then again, fifth-round rookie Beau Stephens has been a Seahawks player for all of a few weeks, so the thought of thrusting him into first-team reps right away was always ambitious. Another noteworthy thing is first-team reps for running back George Holani , who will almost certainly be sharing time in the backfield with Jadarian Price and Emanuel Wilson , as Zach Charbonnet recovers from his ACL surgery. And lastly, Devon Witherspoon has been at OTAs but participating in drills is a different story. The Seahawks are working on a contract extension for their superstar cornerback. The Seahawks wrap up OTAs on Thursday before returning for mandatory minicamp from June 9-11
Another first-round pick has agreed to their first NFL contract. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Seahawks have agreed to terms with running back Jadarian Price . Price was the 32nd and final pick of the first round in Pittsburgh last month. Nineteen of those 32 first-round picks are now under contract. Price was also the second Notre Dame running back to be selected by an NFC West team in the first round. Jeremiyah Love went to Arizona with the fourth overall pick. Price had 280 carries for 1,692 yards and 21 touchdowns over three seasons with the Fighting Irish. The Seahawks have Zach Charbonnet coming off of a torn ACL with Price, Emanuel Wilson , George Holani , Kenny McIntosh , Velus Jones , and Jacardia Wright making up the rest of the backfield
Another first-round pick has agreed to their first NFL contract. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Seahawks have agreed to terms with running back Jadarian Price. Price was the 32nd and final pick of the first round in Pittsburgh last month. Nineteen of those 32 first-round picks are now under contract. Price was also the second Notre Dame running back to be selected by an NFC West team in the first round. Jeremiyah Love went to Arizona with the fourth overall pick. Price had 280 carries for 1,692 yards and 21 touchdowns over three seasons with the Fighting Irish. The Seahawks have Zach Charbonnet coming off of a torn ACL with Price, Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, Kenny McIntosh, Velus Jones, and Jacardia Wright making up the rest of the backfield
The Green Bay Packers’ summer roster is mostly set, as the team has just one open roster spot available at the time of this article. I took the time to go position-by-position through the Packers’ roster and pin down what the biggest question I have for each position group going into camp, the things I’ll be keeping an eye on when real practices begin. As a reminder, OTAs start next week (voluntary workouts started pre-draft, and there haven’t been any reported holdouts) and minicamp will kick off on June 9th. Jordan Love is locked into the starting job for the foreseeable future, so the quarterback drama in Green Bay is going to have to come at the backup position. Tyrod Taylor , a 36-year-old with 62 NFL starts under his belt, is certainly more veteran than Kyle McCord , a 2025 draft pick who spent last season on the Philadelphia Eagles’ practice squad. With that being said, though, Taylor only received $700,000 in guarantees in his contract , less than kicker Brandon McManus — who was released from Green Bay post-draft — made from the Packers this offseason. Taylor’s contract doesn’t really lock him into a roster spot, even if he has an inside track for the job. The Green Bay Packers chose to bring back blocking back Chris Brooks over ball-carrier Emanuel Wilson this offseason, which will give MarShawn Lloyd the opportunity to be the number two ball-carrier in Green Bay behind Josh Jacobs in 2026. Here’s the problem: The 2024 third-round pick has only played in one game over two seasons due to a brutal stretch of injuries. Obviously, with that track record, the question is whether Lloyd can stay on the field or not. If he can’t, it opens the door for a roster spot for Pierre Strong Jr., Damien Martinez or undrafted rookie Jaden Nixon. With Jayden Reed under contract for years to come and the Christian Watson extension likely coming, the Packers’ receiver room will revolve around the trio of Watson, Reed and 2024 first-round pick Matthew Golden moving forward. Here’s the thing, though: We haven’t really seen them play together. Last season, in part because of injuries to both Watson and Reed, these receivers were only on the field together for all of 14 snaps, according to the NFL’s Next Gen Stats. Here’s the good news: On those 14 plays, the Packers averaged 11.4 yards per play. They were mostly on the field together for obvious pass situations, as the team threw 12 times out of those 14 snaps. Reed, famously, has been a slot-only receiver for the Packers. Still, Green Bay likes to move Watson inside in obvious passing situations, too, to get better matchups. On top of that, Golden didn’t play a ton of true outside receiver snaps last year, as he was often motioned from inside out or outside in, rarely stagnant whenever he wasn’t playing a true slot role — which he did frequently when Reed was injured. What does a Watson, Reed and Golden offense look like? We have no idea. We have about a quarter of a game of plays to go off of from 2025. Tucker Kraft should be back on the field by the start of training camp, and he’s not a liability blocker, so that helps Green Bay in the in-line tight end department. With that being said, neither Luke Musgrave nor Josh Whyle , the other returning tight ends from the Packers’ 53-man roster, is a plus blocker. Musgrave has been used in-line for most of his Green Bay career, with below-average results as a blocker, while Whyle has been used as more of a “move” tight end in obvious passing situations. After the draft, general manager Brian Gutekunst admitted the team wanted to hit the in-line tight end market, but that value didn’t present itself (not surprising considering the crazy run at the position on Day 2). Still, Green Bay, with its run-first offense, will need a better answer than Musgrave or Whyle as in-line blockers if Kraft ever does go down. Look for the team to continue to bring in bodies throughout the summer. With Sean Rhyan receiving a new contract and Aaron Banks
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Wilson remains untested as a passing-down back, especially for pass-blocking purposes, but for that to be the case after three NFL seasons might indicate that Wilson is untested in such situations because he does poorly with blitz pickup in practice. The Packers saw firsthand that Wilson runs with a clearly useful combination of power and elusiveness, yet they didn't seem to make much attempt to re-sign Wilson in free agency, even with very little running back depth behind starter Josh Jacobs. Seattle's run-heavy offense needs a constant source of capable runners, and Wilson gives them that at least, to the point that it makes Wilson an interesting early-season sleeper while Zach Charbonnet recovers from his ACL tear. That Wilson could only net a one-year, $1.595 million deal, and that the Packers weren't willing to pay more, nonetheless goes right back to the passing-down concern. Wilson can probably run well if the Seahawks give him the chance, including at volume, but rookie first-round pick Jadarian Price isn't there to warm the bench and both of George Holani and Kenny McIntosh (knee) are more capable than Wilson on passing downs
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. The road to the repeat begins…now. Sam Darnold’s Super Bowl-winning Seattle Seahawks just announced their official 2026 schedule, effectively mapping out a path for a second consecutive trip to the Big Game. This time around, they’ll go head-to-head with perennial contenders, divisional rivals and a few wild cards that could surprise the defending champions. Just a few of the most notable home game showdowns at Lumen Field include a Big Game rematch with the New England Patriots to open the season on Wednesday, Sept. 9, an a NFC Divisional-Round rematch opposite the San Francisco 49ers (Oct. 11) and an NFC Championship game rematch against the Los Angeles Rams on Christmas. Other high-profile home games on the itinerary include meetings with Justin Herbert ’s Los Angeles Chargers (Oct. 4), Patrick Mahomes ’ Kansas City Chiefs (Oct. 25), Caleb Williams ’ Chicago Bears (Nov. 2) and Dak Prescott’s Dallas Cowboys (Dec. 7). According to Yahoo! Sports , they have the 14th-toughest schedule out of all 32 NFL teams based on opponents’ 2025 winning percentage. “It’s a good bet at least one or two of the teams they face will be more impressive than expected, but also that some will be worse than expected,” SB Nation noted in a preview of the ’26 season. “If Seattle can continue with its defensive dominance next season, they should be in contention for another playoff trip.” In order to make that happen, general manager John Schneider had an unusually busy offseason for a Super Bowl champion-winning club. On top of extending two-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba through the 2031 season and re-signing Rashid Shaheed and Josh Jobe , the ‘Hawks also signed former Packers running back Emanuel Wilson (to replace Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III , who bolted to the Chiefs) and safety Rodney Thomas II. “[He’s] this 230-pound guy with great feet,” Schneider said about Wilson. “… and he gives us a little bit of something different. He’s a heavy runner.” If you want to be part of “The 12” and see the Seahawks defend their title live, tickets are available for all eight 2026 home games at Seattle’s Lumen Field as of today on SeatGeek. Not familiar with SeatGeek? SeatGeek is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand. They offer a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered prior to the event. For those who prefer to pick and choose which home games make the most sense for you to attend, we’re here for you, too. Below, you’ll find a list of all upcoming Seattle Seahawks home games at Lumen Field, including dates, start times and opponents. Seattle Seahawks home game dates Patriots vs. Seahawks Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 5:20 p.m. PT Chargers vs. Seahawks Sunday, Oct. 4 at 1:25 p.m. 49ers vs. Seahawks Sunday, Oct. 11 at 1:25 p.m. Chiefs vs. Seahawks Sunday, Oct. 25 at 5:20 p.m. Bears vs. Seahawks Monday, Nov. 2 at 5:15 p.m. Cardinals vs. Seahawks Sunday, Nov. 8 at 1:25 p.m. Cowboys vs. Seahawks Monday, Dec. 7 at 5:15 p.m. Giants vs. Seahawks Sunday, Dec. 13 at 1:25 p.m. Rams vs. Seahawks Friday, Dec. 25 at 5:15 p.m. If you think you might find yourself traveling with the Seahawks this year, here’s where you can find them on the road once the 2026 season begins. Seattle Seahawks away game dates Seahawks vs. Cardinals Sunday, Sept. 20 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ Seahawks vs. Commanders Sunday, Sept. 27 at Northwest Stadium in Landover, MD Seahawks vs. Broncos Thursday, Oct. 15 at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, CO Seahawks vs. Raiders Sunday, Nov. 15 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV Seahawks vs. 49ers Sunday, Nov. 29 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA Seahawks vs. Eagles Saturday, Dec. 19 at Lincoln Fi
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