Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Seattle Seahawks are 5-2, with a Week 9 matchup against the Washington Commanders. Their only losses are to the San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So far, Smith-Njigba has formed a strong connection with quarterback Sam Darnold,

The Tennessee Titans got absolutely fleeced by general manager John Schneider in the deal that brought Ernest Jones to Seattle.

If the Seattle Seahawks made a trade prior to the NFL deadline (Nov. 4), reports indicate it'll be for an interior offensive lineman. Perhaps John Schneider would target a right guard. That's where Seattle's interior weakness lies, with Anthony Bradford especially struggling in pass protection this season.

Seattle's run game needs to improve, and ESPN's Bill Barnwell named two players who could be trade targets for the Seahawks.

The NFL trade deadline is less than a week away. Could the Seattle Seahawks find a taker for a player that has been the subject of such speculation?

The Seahawks are 5-2 with a +57 point differential and few blemishes on their resume, while the NFC has yet to see a juggernaut emerge.

Pro Bowl cornerback Devon Witherspoon returns. But Seattle’s starting secondary won’t be whole, after all, Sunday at Washington.

Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick preview Sunday Night Football as the Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks face off, citing the Commanders injuries as a problem for the home team.

The Seahawks have shown interest in trading for an offensive lineman, according to NFL insider Conor Orr. That is more than enough for Sports Illustrated's Conor Orr to create, not one, but two trades from the Seahawks to improve the offensive line before the trade deadline passes.

Ty Okada for Nick Emmanwori, now Julian Love in a Seahawks defense coach Mike Macdonald has changed “significantly” from plans. Devon Witherspoon back.