The Seahawks are getting back a bunch of injured starters.
The Panthers, meanwhile, still have all kinds of injury issues.
Ron Rivera called the offensive line “a catastrophe.”
The Seahawks are going with Bradley Sowell at right tackle.
Here’s a full preview of #CARvsSEA.
Richard Sherman called this season “karma” for Cam Newton.
Earl Thomas will miss a game for the first time since Seattle drafted him in 2010.
Doug Baldwin was fined for flipping the bird at Darrell Bevell last Sunday.
The Seahawks promoted George Farmer to bolster their backfield. Zac Brooks is back, too.
Eleven players missed practice Wednesday — and at least half seem likely to miss the game in Tampa Bay.
Find out why Doug Baldwin playfully flipped off Darrell Bevell before the reverse pass to Wilson for a TD vs. Philly.
What does the release of J’Marcus Webb mean?
Russell Wilson is protecting the ball better than ever.
Bucs coach Dirk Koetter says Wilson does things the coach would never want Bucs QB Jameis Winston trying.
The Bucs, run by John Schneider’s friend Jason Licht, are trying to emulate Seattle’s approach to building a consistent winner.
With Thomas Rawls back, Pete Carroll said the Seahawks are “in a good situation” at running back.
Rawls is so pumped to return that family members are telling him to relax and “breathe.”
C.J. Prosise’s big hit after a big gain vs. the Patriots had everyone talking this week.
Here’s a preview of this week’s game, plus more to watch as the Seahawks and Eagles meet for the 15th time.
After the Seahawks lost a winnable game in New Orleans, the coaches decided it was time to let a heathier Russell Wilson make plays again.
The Eagles’ defense ranks as highly as Seattle’s in almost every category and will be a big challenge for Wilson and Seattle’s offense.
Meanwhile, Seattle’s defense has slumped a bit without Michael Bennett.
The Seahawks made some interesting moves Tuesday, waiving Christine Michael and Sealver Siliga, promoting fan favorite Troymaine Pope and signing an interesting D-tackle, John Jenkins.
Michael simply never earned the trust of the coaches (and still had that entitled attitude that goes counter to Pete Carroll’s mantra).
Thomas Rawls is finally ready to roll again (which explains the timing of Michael’s release).
Earl Thomas apparently punctured Rob Gronkowski’s lung on that big hit, but both players have a lot of respect for each other.
Lots of people going gaga over Kam Chancellor’s return.
The Seahawks are big underdogs in New England, where they will see how they stack up against their Super Bowl XLIX opponent.
Here’s a preview of Seahawks-Patriots.
Seahawks.com offers an in-depth look at why the Seahawks and Patriots are two of the NFL’s elite teams every year.
The Seahawks will see Malcolm Butler again, among other matchups.
Some more keys to the game.
C.J. Prosise could start for a hobbled Christine Michael.
Kam Chancellor will return after missing four games.
Michael Bennett will not play, which is good news to Tom Brady, who considers Bennett to be the best defender in the NFL.
Jeremy Lane is ready for a healthy rematch vs. the Patriots.
Pete Carroll said the offensive coaches “cut ’em loose” against Buffalo, plus other observations.
Jimmy Graham was simply awesome vs. Buffalo.
Richard Sherman showed everyone a great photo of him touching the ball on his premature field-goal block attempt.
Kicker Dan Carpenter’s wife went Donald Trump on Sherman. Nasty woman.
Tyler Lockett looked back to health vs. Buffalo, and Tyvis Powell gave him a hell of a block, too.
Russell Wilson talks fatherhood and playing through yet another injury.
Wilson, limited in practice for the first time ever, said he plans to play in New Orleans.
Looks like Kam Chancellor and Kevin Pierre-Louis will be out again this week. Chancellor has missed the past two games.
Sherman Smith basically called out Christine Michael for running out of bounds and not bringing the physical attitude the Seahawks prefer.
Tom Cable said Germain Ifedi made a “big jump” last week and Garry Gilliam needs to be more physical.
K.J. Wright says playing Madden made him a smarter player and he played his best game of the season at Arizona.
Bobby Wagner says hot yoga is part of his recovery routine and he is taking better care of his body than he ever has.
The defense is in recovery mode after its marathon performance.
Bradley Sowell will miss a few weeks, and Thomas Rawls is close to returning. Quinton Jefferson was placed on IR.
The Seahawks’ offense hasn’t proven anything this season — and probably won’t until Rawls returns.
Some think the Seahawks need to try to acquire a cup o’ Joe at left tackle.
A trade for Thomas or Staley is not likely.
Kam Chancellor likely will not play — plus other injury reports.
Kelcie McCray is ready to start again in place of Chancellor.
David Johnson is playing great for Arizona and is one of the key matchups.
An inside look at the Cardinals via Q&A with one of their beat writers.
The Cardinals’ pass rushers offer another test of Seattle’s developing O-line.
The secret to the strip sack: Aim for the elbow, Cliff Avril says.
The Seahawks have become the most effective blitzing team in the NFL.
Michael Bennett says he will play at Arizona on Sunday night. Frank Clark is expected back as well, but Kam Chancellor’s status is unknown.
Luke Willson had arthroscopic surgery Tuesday and expects to be back “in no time.” Expect him to miss 2-4 weeks.
The Seahawks also put Garrison Smith on IR and brought back Sealver Siliga.
Pete Carroll said Richard Sherman’s outburst sidetracked the defense for a bit but they recovered and “are stronger for that.”
The Arizona Cardinals look to be hitting their stride as they prepare to host the Hawks on Sunday night.
Russell Wilson was mic’d up for the Atlanta game and was every bit the positive force he always is.
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