2026 Corgi Cup At Halftime Of Seahawks vs. Chargers

The annual halftime-corgi race took place during the halftime break of the Seahawks vs. Chargers Week 4 matchup.

Here's everything you need to know about the Week 4 matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Seattle Seahawks during the 2026 NFL season.

On this episode of Seahawks in 10, take a look at the team's week of preparation coming off their first loss in 2026. Defensive tackle Byron Murphy II sits down to discuss the season so far and his personal development on the D-line. Plus, Michael Bumpus previews Sunday's matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers and reveals his keys to a win at Lumen Field.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald met with media, calling it a "business as usual" week after a strong practice while emphasizing the process continues right up to kickoff (0:08). He delivered the injury report — running back Jadarian Price is out after re-aggravating a chest injury Wednesday, with safety Ty Okada and linebacker Chazz Surratt questionable (0:30) — and expressed confidence in his remaining backfield options. Macdonald also updated running back Zach Charbonnet's remarkable rehab progress without committing to a timeline (2:55), and praised defensive tackle Leonard Williams and fullback Brady Russell for their daily approach and value to the team.

In Season 5 Episode 2 of the Sound of the Seahawks, quarterback Drew Lock gets his shot as the Seahawks head to Arizona for an early NFC West showdown. Lock and the Seahawks put together a dominant performance in a 31-7 win over their division rivals, helping the Seahawks improve to 2-0 on the season. Then, with Sam Darnold set to return under center, the focus shifts to a cross-country clash against the Washington Commanders.

Seahawks defensive tackle Byron Murphy II was wired for sound for the team's Week road contest vs. the Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium. Check out the best mic'd up moments from Murphy.

In Episode four of Blue Friday Live, host Carla Marie goes behind the scenes with director of player performance & development, Ivan Lewis. Plus, catch up on what you may have missed around the organization and get to know this week's opponent, the Los Angeles Chargers.

Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury met with media to discuss his first full game calling plays with quarterback Sam Darnold, the offense's reliance on wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and why Seattle moved away from the run game after falling behind. He also addressed ball security with rookie running back Jadarian Price, the right guard rotation, and contributions from fullback Brady Russell, wide receiver Tory Horton and center Jalen Sundell.

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde met with the media to discuss the state of his defense, highlighting Leonard Williams, the value of interior disruption, and the development of young defenders like Nehemiah Pritchett and Maxen Hook. He also addressed the two third downs the defense surrendered on the final series and pointed to execution and detail as the fix, while naming red zone defense as a weekly point of emphasis.

The Seahawks are back home at Lumen Field to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 4. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe preview the game. Today's show: What's on tap (1:28), Know Your History (6:25), What's the Word in the West (7:39), Man Up (13:34), Path to Victory (28:09).

The Seahawks are back home in Week 4 to take on the Los Angeles Chargers at Lumen Field. Jen Mueller and John Boyle preview the upcoming matchup vs. the 0-3 Chargers. Today's show: Feeling after a loss (2:25), Seahawks Secondary (5:21), Run game (9:39), Rashid Shaheed (14:09), Chargers team (18:24), Jim Harbaugh (21:50), 2 things we need to see (23:50).

Seahawks safety Julian Love met with reporters to discuss his calf injury and his push to play Sunday, the depth of Seattle's safety room with Ty Okada out, and the team's process-first mindset under Head Coach Mike Macdonald. He also praised Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams, and previewed the matchup with the Chargers and their quarterback who can make every throw.

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba met with the media to discuss his route running, his pride in the complete parts of his game and his growing role across the formation. He credited his Texas high school roots for his creativity, praised quarterback Sam Darnold's red-zone decision-making and the versatility of the receiver room alongside Cooper Kupp, and welcomed running back Zach Charbonnet back to practice. Smith-Njigba said he is eager to play in front of the 12s at home again and that winning, not individual numbers, is what people remember.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold met with media to preview Sunday's matchup against a well-coached opponent with a strong defensive scheme, emphasizing that records don't matter and "it's all about tape for us." He discussed the opponent's versatile standout defender, the return of running back Zach Charbonnet, Anthony Bradford's engagement while working back from injury, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's continued production against extra defensive attention. Darnold also addressed Sunday's lopsided pass-to-run split, his second interception, and how experience has helped him "feel the game."

Seahawks All Access takes you on the field and the sidelines with all the sights and sounds from the Seahawks' road contest vs. the Washington Commanders in Week 3.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media to discuss how targets are distributed in the Seahawks offense, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's fast start three games into the season, and the razor-thin margins that define NFL games. He also praised Tory Horton's potential, described offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's calm and consistent communication, and broke down his own touchdown.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald met with the media to open a week of preparation for the Seahawks' matchup against the Chargers. He walked through practice-schedule adjustments following the East Coast trip and provided health updates on Julian Love, Ty Okada, Zach Charbonnet and Irv Charles, while taking responsibility for improving game-planning and coverage calls after a loss. Macdonald also reflected on his season at Michigan and its influence on the team's "12 As One" identity, and offered evaluations of his offense, offensive line and coaching staff.

Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori met with the media to discuss his gradual return from offseason ankle surgery and how the ramp-up plan has brought him back up to speed. He explains the decision-making behind the procedure, getting limited snaps in Washington, and how he stayed sharp mentally and physically while sidelined during training camp. Emmanwori also addresses his growing role in a reshaped secondary under Head Coach Mike Macdonald and his ambition to become one of the best defensive players in the NFL.

The Seahawks had their first loss of the season to the Washington Commanders on the road in Week 3. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe recap the matchup. Today's show: What had happened (1:38), Playmakers (9:15), WR round up (12:11), Plays of the game (12:58), Clock ran out (17:27).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald met with the media to review the tape, saying it produced "mixed emotions" — flashes of the team the Seahawks aspire to be in all three phases alongside shortfalls that demand urgent fixes (0:20). He addressed the offense's struggles against Washington's defense and the second-half adjustments once the game forced them to throw (5:31), gave injury and availability updates on safety Julian Love and running back Zach Charbonnet (3:06, 6:25), and defended players including running back Jadarian Price and cornerback Josh Jobe. Macdonald also called the special teams inconsistency through three weeks "not good enough" (15:15) and reflected on his lone season on the Michigan staff ahead of a reunion with his former boss (6:54).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold met with the media following Seattle's loss to Washington, pointing to turnovers and poor red-zone execution as the primary reasons for the defeat (0:01). He took accountability for his interceptions, said he felt physically great, and credited the Commanders' defense for a strong all-around performance that slowed the Seahawks' run game (0:26, 0:46, 1:42). Darnold also backed running back Jadarian Price after his fumble and praised wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the tight end group, saying the offense will look at the film and in the mirror to clean up operational details (2:15, 2:37, 4:21, 5:19).

Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV described a disappointed locker room and sloppy execution "from the beginning to the end, all three levels," while crediting the opponent for making plays when it mattered (00:08). He broke down the final drive's third-down conversions, the defense's need to win quicker up front, and the ongoing hunt for takeaways. Jones IV also reflected on the red zone, his open-field shoestring tackle, and how this team has historically bounced back, outlining the week of work ahead (02:26).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald met with the media after the loss at Washington, pointing to a minus-three turnover margin and poor situational football as the difference in a game Seattle trailed by two points late. He addressed quarterback Sam Darnold's mixed day, a run game that never got going, a pass rush that didn't generate enough pressure, and red-zone struggles on both sides of the ball. Macdonald also backed running back Jadarian Price after his fumbles and praised safety AJ Finley for filling in on short notice, closing with a message to attack problems and "go through, not around."

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp met with the media following Seattle's loss to the Commanders, addressing the offense's missed production, red-zone struggles and his belief in the locker room. He said the team was a play away from a different outcome and that the loss should hurt, but the Monday-through-Sunday process stays the same. Kupp also praised quarterback Sam Darnold, who grew more comfortable as the game went on in what was essentially his first full game of the year.

On this episode of Seahawks in 10, Michael Bumpus previews a cross-country matchup in the nation's capital. Safety Rodney Thomas II sits down to discuss being elevated to the 53-man roster. Plus, the keys to beating the Washington Commanders, who start Marcus Mariota at quarterback. As Seattle looks to go 3-0, this is the show to get you ready for Week 3 in just 10 minutes!