Seattle Seahawks Podcast — Muffed

Sam Darnold is having the camp the July preview needed him to have, and the rookie back with the clearest lane in football just missed two practices with what the team calls a minor issue. The champion's floor looks real. The lane looks thinner.

The Champion Nobody Made the Favorite. The Seattle Seahawks' 2026 season preview — what was real last year, what was luck, and the schematic identity nobody else is charting. Coverage and personnel charting: FTN Data via nflverse. Fantasy points scored Half-PPR.

0:00 Intro

1:42 What was real

3:14 What was luck

4:36 The identity

5:03 What changed

6:16 The 2026 question

7:01 Fantasy names to know

7:41 The verdict

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WATCHLIST — led the league on a real role and an 11-yards-a-target spike. Half repeats, half doesn't.

The Seattle Seahawks' 2025 season in review — 14-3, NFC West Champions & #1 Seed — with Sam Darnold at quarterback and Jaxon Smith-Njigba the leading receiver. Every stat that defined the year, plus what it means for 2026. A full data recap, by the numbers.

0:00 Intro

1:26 Offense

2:38 Defense

3:37 Standouts

4:41 2026 outlook

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The Seattle Seahawks' 2026 NFL Draft, recapped pick by pick — the fits, the value, and the fantasy-relevant rookies, by the data.

0:00 Intro

1:11 Round 1

2:47 Day 2

4:02 Day 3

5:08 Fantasy takeaways

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Darnold was the number 14 quarterback in total points and the number 25 in points per game — a low-end fantasy starter whose real-football efficiency dramatically outran his fantasy output because Seattle leaned on the run game and he produced just 25 passing touchdowns. The biggest fantasy drag was the 14 interceptions and seven single-digit weeks, including a four-pick night against the Rams that no efficiency stat can rescue.

Smith-Njigba was a true positional cornerstone in 2025 — the number 2 wide receiver in both total and per-game PPR scoring, and the unquestioned focal point of a Super Bowl-winning offense. The one nit: with a 37 percent target share and 10 touchdowns on 163 targets, the scoring rate didn't quite match the volume — more red-zone finishing pushes him into the number one overall conversation.