Whether it’s Kenny or Zach, both will need to have an impact for our Seahawks to get anywhere this postseason.

Sam Darnold and the Seahawks have won six in a row to take a one game lead into the final game of the regular season. Seattle is outscoring its opponents 29-18. Their stifling defense has allowed just 31 touchdowns through 16 games including just one last weekend in Charlotte to the Carolina Panthers in a 27-10 win.

Got a follow up from ESPN Research: Panthers’ longest play on the day was 11 yards. Only the fourth game this century with 50+ plays and a long of 11 or shorter. But three of those four games were this season! Week 6 Jets (v Broncos) and Week 15 Raiders (v Eagles) https://t.co/9S0KxVYVo6

The NFL is clearly aiming to maximize television ratings for the final regular-season games with playoff implications. Moving the Seahawks-49ers game gives the matchup its own TV window while allowing the league to broadcast the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers contest on Sunday Night Football the following day.

The 10th win in 11 games for the Seahawks (13-3) puts them in an NFC West title game Saturday night against the San Francisco 49ers (12-4). The winner becomes the number-one seed in the conference playoffs. "That's how we want it," Emmanwori said.

The team with the best record in the NFC is on a roll. Seattle’s rejuvenated ground attack makes the Seahawks an extremely balanced and dangerous club.

The Seahawks and 49ers will battle for the NFC West crown and the conference’s top seed on Saturday at 5 p.m. on ABC & ESPN.

The Seahawks' run game has finally found some legs late in the season. It could be the key to beating the 49ers. That and more in Four Downs.

The Seattle Seahawks have an injury concern with dynamic playmaker Rashid Shaheed heading into a battle for the NFC West division title.

News and notes from Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald’s Monday press conference following a Week 17 win in Carolina.