Sunday's game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Indianapolis Colts has too many compelling storylines to count. Philip Rivers' unlikely return to the field is just one angle we'll be following closely.
The past two years have been a boost for the Seattle Seahawks (10-3), and one key reason why is second-year Mike Macdonald. Since arriving in Seattle, Macdonald has made the team more focused and utilized the entire roster and each position group.
49ers GM John Lynch and HC Kyle Shanahan were both asked if they expect WR Brandon Aiyuk to return this season, as it appears the two sides are headed towards a nasty divorce.
The Seattle Seahawks had just three Pro Bowlers in the 2024-25 season, and two of them made it as alternates (Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams).
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
This 2025 NFL Season has been huge for the Seattle Seahawks (8-3) as they’ve become a surprise contender for a Super Bowl run. One thing that shouldn’t be a surprise is the elite production from most of the members on the defense, especially defensive end/tackle Leonard Williams and second-year defensive tackle Byron Murphy II.
The Seattle Seahawks' pass rush has been among the NFL's best in 2025. It hasn't just been one player carrying that effort, either. Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy II are both among the top-5 in pressures among defensive tackles through Week 12, per Seahawks blogger Brian Nemhauser.
It's no secret that the pride and joy of the Seattle Seahawks this season is the fearsome defensive line that got even better in the off-season with the addition of edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence.
Seattle Seahawks’ Leonard Williams didn’t hide his frustration after the Seattle Seahawks fell 21-19 to the Los Angeles Rams in a game that felt like it could shape the NFC West race.
The Seattle Seahawks may have moved on to today's road game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but the league office had one last bit of businss to settle from last week's thriller against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Any time you lose at home, it's tough. Dropping a heartbreaking game is also tough. Add in giving up 38 points on defense? Oh man. That made this week especially rough for the Seattle Seahawks defense.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The biggest problem the Seattle Seahawks have heading into Week 6 is a rash of injuries on defense. At Wednesday's practice there were five starters sitting out and two more listed as limited participants, making for a bleak outlook on this side of the ball for Sunday's game in Jacksvonille.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski spoke to the media on Thursday about the Seattle Seahawks' defense, and we were there for it all.
The Seattle Seahawks are flying high right now amidst a 3-1 start, but it's more than just their record that has them on cloud nine. Obviously, it's great to play winning football early in the season, especially for a team that was difficult to get a read on coming into the year.
Seattle Seahawks' head coach Mike Macdonald lamented this week that more NFL observers aren't paying attention to Leonard Williams. But we don't think this was what he was referring to.
The Seattle Seahawks are coming off a hard-fought win in Week 4, when they took down a divisional rival, the Arizona Cardinals, 23-20. The NFL decided to rain on one Seahawks' parade, though, with its latest fine announcements.
Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams is coming off perhaps the best year of his career. A former first-round pick by the New York Jets in 2016, Williams was traded to Seattle midway through the 2023 season.
With the new league year approaching, teams on currently on pace to be over the 2025 salary cap have work to do on the cost-cutting front. The Seahawks are among them, and they have manufactured some breathing room through simple means.
Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports the Seahawks are restructuring DL Leonard Williams‘ contract to open up $14.1 million in cap space. Fitzgerald
After the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl rosters were released, Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams was not happy to see his name excluded from the list.
The Seattle Seahawks battled back from down two touchdowns early to defeat the New York Jets in Week 13. A big reason for their win was the incredible performance from Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams.
The Seattle Seahawks have had a great start to the 2024 NFL season. Seattle started with three straight wins before losing in a shootout against Detroit on Monday Night Football.
The Seattle Seahawks could have issues creating a push against the pass with two of their key defensive players currently working through injury concerns.
The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms to re-sign defensive lineman Leonard Williams, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. The deal is reportedly a three-year contract worth $64.5 million, with $43.85 million of that being guaranteed.