The Los Angeles Rams have the NFL's touchdown-reception leader. The Seattle Seahawks have the leader in receiving yards. However, only one of those players might suit up when the teams meet in an NFC West showdown on Thursday night in Seattle.
The Seattle Seahawks have waived DB D’Anthony Bell, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire. Bell, 29, signed with the Browns as an undrafted free agent out of Iowa Central following the 2022 NFL Draft.
Historically, “Thursday Night Football” has been a subpar product. It is usually sloppy, the players look exhausted, and we’re often forced to watch two four-win teams look competent.
While every team enters a new season with a different level of pressure and expectations, there's no debate that the fanbases of these five squads expected much more.
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NFL games rarely hinge on one man’s foot anymore, but Sunday’s game in Seattle felt like a throwback. In a gritty, low-scoring affair between the Seahawks and the Indianapolis Colts, there were no offensive fireworks or highlight-reel touchdowns.
The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for a Week 16 showdown against the Seattle Seahawks, and offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur is signaling that the challenge will be significant.
Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers carried his team to victory Sunday, connecting on a franchise-record six field goals, including a 56-yarder with 29 seconds left, as the Seahawks edged the Indianapolis Colts 18-16 without scoring a touchdown.
The Indianapolis Colts came close to pulling off a surprise victory in Week 15 against the Seattle Seahawks, with Philip Rivers at quarterback after a five-year absence.
Philip Rivers made his first start in five years and nearly pulled off a win in Seattle. The 44-year-old threw for 120 yards and a touchdown, but the Colts fell 18–16 after Jason Myers’ sixth field goal in the final seconds.