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Swallowed by darkness 🌘
The @Seahawks struck back against Mahomes in primetime
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Ryan Harrington is committed to WSU. He just threw for 704 yards in a game to set the Washington State HS record that was held by Brett Rypien and threw 10 TD passes.
Anacortes QB Ryan Harrington with an all-timer performance tonight against Sehome. His 704 passing yards is the new @wiaawa single-game record, wiping out Brett Rypien mark. Also tied another record with 10 TDs. @varsitywanews
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Anacortes QB Ryan Harrington with an all-timer performance tonight against Sehome. His 704 passing yards is the new @wiaawa single-game record, wiping out Brett Rypien mark. Also tied another record with 10 TDs. @varsitywanews
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Just in: The #Chiefs are signing K Justin Tucker, per @SamMcDowell11.
He will start on the practice squad with Harrison Butker's recent struggles.
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Trade: The #Colts are trading 3-time Pro-Bowl DT DeForest Buckner back to the #49ers, the team that made him a 2016 first-round pick before dealing him to Indianapolis in 2020, per me and @AdamSchefter. A reunion!!
Now Buckner returns to SF, fortifying their defensive line.
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Notable John Schneider in-season trade acquisitions:
Marshawn Lynch (2010)
Duane Brown ('17)
Quandre Diggs ('19)
Carlos Dunlap ('20)
Leonard Williams ('23)
Ernest Jones IV ('24)
Rashid Shaheed ('25)
Quenton Nelson ('26)
One of the league's most aggressive GMs, at it again.
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"Not today."
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"That could flip the whole damn NFC on top of its head right now. So I expect John Lynch to continue to make calls. I need Buckner. I need Brian Thomas Jr. I need all hands on deck."
@BontaHill reacts to the news that the Seahawks are acquiring G Quenton Nelson from the Colts
Curious to see how the interior o-line is next week after this move.
Could we see Zabel playing center?
Trade: Colts have agreed to send eight-time Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks, per me and @rapsheet. Nelson is on an expiring contract and the Colts are opting to get back draft capital now before they could lose him in free agency.
But an all-time Colt now moves on to the Seahawks.
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Seattle is poised to have five compensatory picks in 2027 from the free-agent losses of Boye Mafe, Kenneth Walker, Tariq Woolen and Coby Bryant.
They’ll also receive a third-round pick after executive Nolan Teasley became Minnesota’s GM.
That flexibility has allowed Seattle to be aggressive in the trade market, and now they land Quenton Nelson.
Trade: Colts have agreed to send eight-time Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks, per me and @rapsheet. Nelson is on an expiring contract and the Colts are opting to get back draft capital now before they could lose him in free agency.
But an all-time Colt now moves on to the Seahawks.
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Trade: The #Colts are sending eight-time Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the #Seahawks, per @AdamSchefter and me.
Nelson is on an expiring contract and the Colts get back draft capital now before they could lose him in free agency. A Colts legend goes to the champs.
Set each other up for success
@tyokada & @3mmanwori knew a pick on Mahomes was coming 🔮 @insidetheNFL
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Set each other up for success
@tyokada & @3mmanwori knew a pick on Mahomes was coming 🔮 @insidetheNFL
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Seahawks have only lost 6 games since beginning of 2025. 21-6 record, including playoffs.
Combined margin of loss in 6 losses?
17 points 🤯
2025
🔸 W1: Lost 17-13 to SF
🔸 W5: Lost 38-35 to TB
🔸 W11: Lost 21-19 to LAR
2026
🔸 W3: Lost 33-31 to WSH
🔸 W5: Lost 32-29 to SF
🔸 W6: Lost 17-14 to DEN in OT
Margin of loss tells you a lot about a team.
➡️ SEA is incredibly consistent in their high level of play. Maximum they have lost by is 4 points. Average is under a FG.
Even in their very rare “off-weeks” with more mistakes & sometimes many (INTs, etc), they come remarkably close to fully being able to absorb & overcome them.
They are a ridiculously tough out.
Opponents must bring their A+ game, starting strong, playing cleaner & creating and/or capitalizing on every mistake to beat them.
➡️ 5 out of SEA’s 6 losses came when the opposing team was both leading at the half & won the turnover battle.
2nd halves were either reciprocal scoring drives with opponents maintaining a small lead or see-sawing heavyweight bouts with the lead going back & forth down to the wire.
In only 1 loss did SEA both lead at halftime (by 3 points) & have same number of turnovers as their opponent (2). That was W1 2025 vs SF
🚨 Teams down by more than a FG at halftime have not beaten SEA in the last two seasons.
Second half down by a TD+ comebacks don’t exist in their world.
⚠️ Teams who lose the turnover battle haven’t beaten them either.
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Mike Macdonald says one of the biggest mistakes leaders make is confusing a good result with actual progress
“Wow. This might be controversial, but it doesn't bother me how the division shook out. It would've been great to make the playoffs, but I knew we weren't a championship team yet. We weren't good enough. Just straight up. It was what it was.”
“In a way, it was a little bit of a blessing to get a head start on the offseason because we knew how much work we had to do to get things going in the direction we wanted. It's great to have a division title, but it's the same thing about having a Super Bowl. We're proud of the Super Bowl, but we're more proud of the team we became.”
“The opposite works true, too. We didn't win the division, but that's not what we're trying to achieve. We're trying to become the great team. John was a huge help in that. The way I look back at it now, it's like he had the answers to the test, but he didn't force them on me.”
“He guided me. He let me navigate the course and figure these things out, but he never left my corner the whole time. When it came time to make those decisions in the offseason, we were a team. I was a better coach and a better leader from the experience I just had, without having cheated the process.”
“We went at it step by step. The personnel decisions, the trades, the acquisitions we made, in real time, probably to the outside, it seemed like it happened fast. But there was definitely a sequential, step-by-step order of what we were trying to do.”
“Having that person in your corner with that expertise and wisdom gave me a sense of confidence as we navigated. There was a lot of noise about what we were doing, but I felt really good about it. So let's trust that it's the right move and go from there.”