As already mentioned, Mike Morris led the Seahawks in special teams snaps, surpassing the regular leader, Brady Russell, by a single snap, with D’Anthony Bell at 19 snaps and Chazz Surratt coming in at 17 snaps.

But the NFC West is very much a part of the playoff picture, as the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams have the same record as the current No. 1 seed in the conference, the Philadelphia Eagles. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are just percentage points out of the final wild card.

With each blowout, the Seahawks climb higher in the NFL power rankings. Those pundits will be watching Sunday's NFC West showdown with the Rams closely.

The New York Jets have a need at cornerback right now with Sauce Gardner now playing for the Indianapolis Colts and Azareye'h Thomas dealing with a concussion.

Before getting into the Rams matchup later this week, Macdonald had updates on his team following the 44-22 win over Arizona Sunday. The Seahawks lost starting center Jalen Sundell to a knee injury during the game, and will be without him for what sounds like several games.

In order for Seattle to become a sustainable product, every offseason will need to be dedicated to filling in some needs and adding quality depth. In my latest 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft, adding impact talent to the defense was paramount.

It’s not a team without some flaws. However, the Seattle Seahawks are starting to look like they could be a big problem for the other teams in their conference.

The Rams match up well against the Seahawks on paper. Similarly, L.A. has a top-five offense and defense that scores 27.9 points per game and gives up just 17.0 points per game. Matthew Stafford leads the NFL in passing touchdowns and Davante Adams leads the NFL in receiving touchdowns.