2 HRS AGO - Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports Pete Carroll’s Wednesday press conference brought about more good news, after the Seahawks acquired Carlos Dunlap earlier in the day. Per Carroll, superstar safety Jamal Adams was set to return to practice on a limited basis on Wednesday. About that. Seattle’s initial injury report for Week 8, issued after Wednesday’s practice, listed Adams as a non-participant. In addition to a groin injury, which has kept Adams out since Week 3, he was also listed with an illness. Here’s the #Seahawks practice report for today. Seattle on Wednesday without its top 3 RBs and Shaquill Griffin, who’s in concussion protocol.Pete Carroll said Jamal Adams would practice today, but he didn’t. DE Benson Mayowa and WR Freddie Swain also sat out today pic.twitter.com/Yi1382vku9— Ben Arthur (@benyarthur) October 29, 2020 Though Carroll did not provide an explanation for Adams’ absence when he met with media for a second time later on Wednesday, the hope must be that it was Collapse

7 HRS AGO - Billy Hardiman-USA TODAY Sports By receiving a pass in Week 7, Will Dissly has now made it further into an NFL season than he ever has before. The fourth-round tight end for the Seattle Seahawks previously had two scorching starts in 2018 and 2019 before suffering season-ending injuries. This time, behind an expensive Greg Olsen, Seattle has been content to ease Dissly back in slowly, splitting time. But after Dissly’s performance on Sunday - especially with what could have been - he’s extremely close to re-emerge as the Seahawks’ third receiving option. The receiving statline from Seattle’s first loss is rather amusing - one of the most lopsided box scores you’ll ever see. Again, ridiculous. Dissly’s stat line is modest: 2-38 on four targets. Then again, everyone’s was this week. But after keeping Dissly firmly behind Olsen, this was his first mini-breakout of 2020. He was ahead in targets, and led the team in ypc, specifically encouraging because they sent him Collapse

20 HRS AGO - Details on the daily practice reports for the Seahawks and 49ers ahead of their Week 8 game at CenturyLink Field. Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports The Seattle Seahawks are soon to have reinforcements along the line of scrimmage, on both sides of the ball. Pete Carroll told reporters on Wednesday that two players currently on injured reserve, defensive end Rasheem Green and guard Phil Haynes, would return to practice this week. Both players were designated as returning to practice on the league’s transaction wire on Wednesday. Pete Carroll and Phil Haynes and Rasheem Green will both return to practice this week. #Seahawks— John Boyle (@johnpboyle) October 28, 2020 The return of Green will be a welcome addition to a pass rush in need of help. The 2018 third-round pick has appeared in just one game this season, in Week 1, before a neck injury saw him go on injured reserve. The expectation has been for Green to be back shortly after the bye week and now, that looks to be the case. Haynes, who missed almost all of his rookie season in 2019 through injury, went on I.R. just after roster cuts with Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Billy Hardiman-USA TODAY Sports For the first time this season, the inevitability of the Seahawks and Russell Wilson was not proven to be true. Both a regulation lead and possession in overtime were lost as the Cardinals furthered Seattle’s desert nightmares, as Arizona prevailed to drop the Seahawks to 5-1 on the season. Seattle’s first loss of the season will be remembered for uncharacteristic mistakes from Wilson and that DK Metcalf play. However, we were also treated to an all-time performance from Tyler Lockett. That stunning showing and more will be celebrated here. [SEA 1-10 SEA 25] (15:00) (Shotgun) R.Wilson pass deep left to T.Lockett to ARZ 41 for 34 yards (P.Peterson) The game began with Russell Wilson becoming the Seahawks’ all-time leader in completions, dropping a rainbow into Tyler Lockett’s waiting hand. Lockett has become utterly elite at tracking the football and using subtle contract to create enough separation at the catch point—he does that here and it Collapse

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2 DAYS AGO - Fantasy Insider Scott Engel reflects on Lockett’s incredible Week 7 fantasy performance, plus tips for Week 8. Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images The Seattle Seahawks have had a bit of an adventure with its special teams over the past few seasons, particularly at placekicker. Steven Hauschka had repeated issues with the extended extra point, Sebastian Janikowski retired after blowing his hamstring out trying to kick a long field goal in the playoffs, and we don’t talk about the kicker who replaced Hauschka but preceded Janikowski. Enter Jason Myers, whose 2019 season really was... alright, I guess. He was 23/28 on his field goal attempts, but 6/11 from 40+ yards out. He also missed four extra points and ranked near the bottom among qualified kickers. This was more or less what got him cut from the Jacksonville Jaguars before he bounced back with a Pro Bowl season kicking for the New York Jets. 2020 has been a different story for Myers, whose job has been made much easier by the Seahawks’ innovative approach to scoring lots of touchdowns and eschewing field goals entirely. Myers is Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images Sunday night the Seattle Seahawks dropped their first game of the season to the Arizona Cardinals, leaving the team with a 5-1 record heading into the Week 8 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. The Hawks had more than their fair share of chances to win the game, but between penalties, turnovers and other bad plays, they obviously came up short. The defense surrendered more than 500 yards for the third time in six games and has yet to hold any opponent under 20 points or 400 yards yet this season. Yet in spite of three turnovers and a myriad of penalties, Seattle faced a third and two with 1:42 left and a chance to seal the win with a first down. Instead, a single rookie mistake cost the team the ability to close out the victory for the win. Here’s the pre-snap, pre-motion alignment for Russell Wilson and the Seahawks offense. Here the Hawks have Will Dissly to the offensive right side, which the Cardinals counter with strong Collapse