The Cardinals have not played on Thursday night since 2022.
Before the doldrums of summer arrive, the NFL Schedule release on Wednesday will give fans something to talk about in the coming weeks.
Veteran free agent cornerback Rasul Douglas is visiting the Seahawks on Tuesday. What would he add to the secondary in Seattle?
Pittsburgh Steelers veteran Cameron Heyward talked about the polarizing George Pickens trade on his podcast.
The NFL will be releasing the full 2025 schedule for the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday afternoon, at about 5pm, but some details are already out there.
2025 schedule leaks and rumors are swirling around the league right now
The NFL is set to release its full 272-game regular-season schedule for 2025 on Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. PT. However, Seattle-area radio host Dave "Softy" Mahler may have already revealed the San Francisco 49ers' Week 1 opponent.
Browns sign Rayshawn Jenkins just 24 hours after Damontae Kazee and suddenly the Browns have one of the deepest secondaries in the league
Seattle's most intriguing draft pick is officially a Seahawk
The Seattle Seahawks remain busy as the offseason slows just a bit around the NFL. As they await the release of their full schedule for the upcoming regular
The Seahawks roster will certainly look different during the 2025 season. Whether or not it is better remains to be seen.
A recent member of the Kansas football team is now formally a member of an NFL roster. Former Kansas offensive lineman Bryce Cabeldue signed his rookie contract with the Seattle Seahawks earlier this week. The Seahawks drafted Cabeldue in the sixth round of this year's NFL Draft with the No. 192 pick overall. Cabeldue played as a four-year starter (starting in 45 games over the past four seasons) for the Jayhawks from 2020 to 2024, playing in 52 games total over his Kansas career.
The Seattle Seahawks signed two more UDFAs after Rookie Minicamp in Michigan State WR Montorie Foster Jr. and Kentucky LB D'Eryk Jackson.
It was almost a total eastern Washington reunion this year for the Seahawks
Keep it right here for all the rumors and leaks coming out about the Rams 2025 schedule leading up to Wednesday’s official release.
The Seahawks’ cornerback search includes multiple names. After the team met about a reunion with Shaquill Griffin, a higher-profile option has since emerged.
The Seattle Seahawks won't be heading overseas this fall. There was a possibility that the Seahawks could have been selected for one of two international games – either against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Dublin on Sept. 28 or against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Oct. 19.
The Rams have assigned Cooper Kupp's number to another player.
There is no question that the Seattle Seahawks made greater changes to their roster than any other NFL team this offseason. While Seattle's defense is largely the same and should continue improving in Year 2 under Mike Macdonald, the offense amounts to a series of question marks - as the front office totally turned over the quarterback and wide receiver rooms and brought in a new offensive coordinator, to boot.
When time ran out in the Seattle Seahawks 30-25 win over the Los Angeles Rams in Week 18 last year, we found out every team that Seattle would take on in 2025 and who will be the home team for these matchups. While we're still waiting for the NFL to announce the full schedule Wednesday night, there's been plenty of information, reports and leaks to keep fans and analysts entertained in recent days. One interesting aspect of the 2025 schedule that everyone looks at each year is the travel, and on Tuesday, Bookies.com's Bill Speros did the math for how far each team will be traveling. Unfortunately for the Seahawks, they'll be traveling 31,302 miles this year, which is the third-most in the NFL behind only the Los Angeles Chargers (37,086) and Los Angeles Rams (34,832).
At this time of year every NFL fanbase has cause for hope - not counting the usual hopeless cases like the Jets and the Browns - and we can probably start including the Saints in that club, as well. For the Seattle Seahawks, there are legitimate reasons to believe this team will be better than they were last year. Most of all, this will be the team's second season under defensive genius head coach Mike Macdonald, who turned the Baltimore Ravens from a decent D into an NFL-best juggernaut in Year 2 as their defensive coordinator. Pickups like DeMarcus Lawrence and Nick Emmanwori and the addition-by-subtraction of Dre'Mont Jones should only help move things in that direction.
Going into the 2025 NFL draft, the Seattle Seahawks badly needed to add a few deep threats to help fill out Sam Darnold's arsenal for the coming season. The other is tight end Elijah Arroyo, who gives Seattle's offense the genuine receiving threat at tight end they haven't had in about seven years. While it's a good start, the Seahawks shouldn't stand pat in this department - especially considering their best vertical target going in may have been Marquez Valdez-Scantling. To take full advantage of Darnold's resplendent deep ball Seattle should be looking to add as many vertical threat weapons as possible.
In the span of just one year, Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker has seemingly gone from a media darling to a punching bag. Walker, a 2022 second-round pick out of Michigan State, had a great rookie season and a solid second season, but his production noticeably declined in 2024 as he rushed for just 573 yards and seven touchdowns. Now, Walker's perception has gone from one of the league's better running backs to an average or even slightly below-average one. Rotoballer's Quincy Milton III is the latest pundit to disrespect Walker, placing him at No. 17 in his post-draft running back rankings.
Free agency has slowed down considerably, the 2025 NFL draft has come and gone, and teams are busy with rookie minicamps and getting their draft picks under contract. The preseason begins in less than three months with the Hall of Fame Game between the Los Angeles Chargers and Detroit Lions. The grades continue to pour on from numerous analysts in terms of what the 32 teams have done to date in preparation for NFL 2025. Gilberto Manzano of Sports Illustrated came up with his offseason report card for the four teams in the NFC West.
The Seattle Seahawks announced that they’ve signed eight draft picks on Monday, including first-round G Grey Zabel. Zabel, 23, was a no-star recruit in the 2020 recruiting class out of Pierre, South Dakota.
Grey Zabel is the latest first-rounder to sign his rookie deal.
The Browns are having a busy day in terms of veteran safety additions. Rayshawn Jenkins has a deal in place with the team, as first reported by Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com.
According to Mary Kay Cabot, the Browns are also signing S Rayshawn Jenkins today. Cabot notes Jenkins had a free agent visit with the Browns a few weeks ago.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they have signed UDFA LB D’Eryk Jackson and UDFA WR Montorie Foster Jr. to contracts following rookie minicamp tryouts. Additionally, the Seahawks waived WR River Cracraft to make room on the 90-man roster.
Davante Adams, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver, seems to have a major fan in Jared Verse. Adams will be playing for the Rams for the first time in the upcoming NFL season and will be bringing immense power to the locker room.