Things haven’t turned out the way anyone had hoped between the Seattle Seahawks and RB Kenny McIntosh. It’s been a tough year for running back Kenny McIntosh.
Dante Fowler has now followed in the footsteps of DeMarcus Lawrence, who left the Dallas Cowboys last year for the Seattle Seahawks. It was a decision that ultimately paid off for Tank Lawrence, after he got his hands on the Lombardi trophy following years of pain with the Cowboys.
With some NFL training camps already underway, the Minnesota Vikings pulled off a late signing that has a chance to be among the most underrated additions of the offseason.
The Seattle Seahawks are preparing to part ways with running back Kenny McIntosh, a move that further reshapes a backfield already undergoing significant change during training camp.
The Seattle Seahawks are waiving RB Kenny McIntosh, according to Brady Henderson. He should receive interest on the open market as a depth option prior to team’s reporting for training camp.
The Seahawks have waived running back Kenny McIntosh, per a team announcement. Brady Henderson of ESPN first reported the move. This continues a hard-luck 12 months for McIntosh, who suffered a torn ACL on July 26, 2025, and did not play at all during the Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX-winning season.
49ers QB Brock Purdy received an honorable mention on Jeremy Fowler‘s quarterback rankings, with a review from an anonymous NFC executive: “He has got two superpowers.
Mike Macdonald is not treating the Seattle Seahawks‘ “Hard Knocks” appearance as a distraction. Speaking about the team’s upcoming debut on the series, Macdonald said the cameras are welcome, but the identity stays intact.
The waiting game continues for cornerbacks Devon Witherspoon and Christian Gonzalez. Both are eligible for a massive extension, and the two remain linked given the fact they share an agent.
The Seattle Seahawks have made their return to camp in an effort to defend their Super Bowl title. But before the pads get popping and the action gets real, we’re going to simulate to see what the 2026 season might look like for the Hawks.