The architect of a Super Bowl winner and double-digit playoff teams, John Schneider has done his best work yet calling the shots on his own with the Seahawks in 2025. It’s well past time for him to finally receive his due as the best of the best.

In the midst of a lengthy slump with turnovers and sacks stacking in bunches, Sam Darnold pivoted to the most underrated part of his game to get back on track as the Seahawks blitzed the Falcons in the second half on Sunday.

For 30 minutes, the Seahawks appeared to be in trouble with the underdog Falcons tying them up in a low-scoring affair. But then lightning struck in the form of Rashid Shaheed and from there, Seattle took over in emphatic fashion for another blowout victory.

In a battle of two birds traveling in opposite directions, the Seahawks hope to match their win total from last season and stay atop the NFC standings against a desperate Falcons squad on the road.

Two of Seattle’s most decorated young talents stand atop the leaderboards at their respective positions in Pro Bowl voting.

Forcing five turnovers while racking up a bunch of sacks and pressures along the way, the Seahawks didn’t let the Vikings find their comfort zone with a rookie quarterback under center, punishing the opposition to move into a three-way tie for the NFC’s best record.

Two teams going in opposite directions will collide at Lumen Field on Sunday as the Seahawks host the Vikings. Where does Seattle hold the advantage heading into the Sam Darnold “revenge game?”

The final score wound up making things way too close for comfort in Nashville. But the Seahawks found a way to pick up another road victory with a solid bounce-back performance by Sam Darnold and company to remain one game out of the NFC West lead.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s brilliance has made his accomplishments each week seem almost ordinary. But seeing the artist at work in the Music City put the rising superstar on another pedestal with one record after another falling and the biggest one well within reach.

Ahead comfortably for most of the game, the banged-up Seahawks survived a tremendous comeback effort by the Titans, holding on for a six-point win behind more record-setting fireworks from Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

While three separate drives stalled out for field goals, the Seahawks overcame an early deficit behind the latest theatrics from Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba to build a commanding halftime lead in Nashville.

Entering Sunday’s road tilt as heavy favorites against the one-win Titans, the Seahawks should have several advantageous matchups working in their favor, though the underdogs may have a big one to lean on with the visitors dealing with offensive line injuries.

Though they fell just short of an improbable comeback in a two-point loss to the Rams on Sunday, several Seahawks still turned in strong performances on the road. Who shined the brightest in defeat at SoFi Stadium?

In a battle pitting two 7-2 squads against each other with sole possession of first place in the NFC West on the line, the Seahawks hope to keep their good vibes away from home rolling against a hot Rams squad. How can they leave L.A. with a fifth straight win?

Racing out to 7-2 starts, the Seahawks and Rams have put a ton of points on the board behind their star quarterbacks, talented receiving corps, and improved offensive lines. Where does each team hold an edge going into Sunday’s first matchup at SoFi Stadium?

Tied up at the top of the NFC West with 7-2 records, the Seahawks and Rams have plenty of star power on both sides of the football. But all eyes will be on the MVP candidates under center, who offer similar strengths and talents with their own unique styles.

Scoring multiple touchdowns on offense and defense, the Seahawks put away the Cardinals in the first 20 minutes of Sunday’s rematch, coasting to a 22-point victory. Who shined brightest in Seattle’s fourth consecutive win?

Before the start of the season, few pundits expected the Seahawks to be a playoff team, let alone a Super Bowl contender. But after nine games, they absolutely belong in that conversation with a chance to snap several lengthy droughts.

Scoring 35 points in a first half avalanche, the Seahawks left no doubt as they quickly discarded the Cardinals in their Week 10 rematch, lighting up the scoreboard on offense and defense to cruise to a 22-point victory and set the stage for a massive road tilt with the Rams in Week 11.

While sloppy play allowed the Cardinals to close the gap a bit in the second half, an offensive and defensive scoring implosion by the Seahawks in the first two quarters provided an insurmountable lead as they raced to a fourth straight win to stay atop the NFC West in blowout fashion.