Managing the salary cap is an important part of building any NFL team, and as such, overpaying even just one player could seriously hold a team back. Unfortunately, the Seattle Seahawks may have fallen into that very trap.

The Seattle Seahawks will be on Monday Night Football just once this season (barring flex scheduling), hosting the reigning AFC South champion Houston Texans on Monday, Oct. 20. It’s an intriguing matchup against a possible Super Bowl contender, and it’s live on ESPN...

We are mere hours away from learning the full 2025 regular season schedule for the Seattle Seahawks, but throughout the day there have been several leaks and rumors. Of course, until we see the official schedule, all leaks and rumor must be taken with several grains of salt.

The NFL schedule for the upcoming season was released on Wednesday, and fans can now secure their tickets to see the Seattle Seahawks in action.

With the Seahawks losing a previously crippling home-field advantage (they were 3-6 at Lumen Field in 2024), they’re trying to ensure that those who buy season-tickets are actually showing up for the games. Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times reports that excessive resale could jeopardize season-ticket-holder status.

Adding Griffin and/or Douglas would make the Seahawks significantly deeper at cornerback. Both veteran corners would be capable of pushing Jobe for snaps in base defense opposite Woolen. The Seahawks should definitely move forward with signing either Griffin or Douglas.

Allen’s directive has been to sell his sports and major holdings in the wake of his death in 2018. One sports holding is for sale.