Seahawks Quarterback Jalen Milroe's Madden 26 Ratings Revealed By Jameis Winston

Seahawks rookie quarterback found out his ratings in Madden 26 from NFL quarterback Jameis Winston. Check out Milroe's reaction to his player overall in his first appearance in a Madden video game.

Seahawks president of football operations/general manager John Schneider expresses gratitude for his long tenure with the team and discusses the organization's culture (0:00). He emphasizes the importance of honesty, integrity, and treating people well in building a successful team environment (2:15). Schneider talks about the coaching change, highlighting the smooth transition to head coach Mike Macdonald (6:20). He reflects on navigating significant changes over the past three years, including Russell Wilson's trade and Pete Carroll's departure (8:54). Schneider also shares his passion for player evaluation and team building, expressing appreciation for his role in the NFL (11:25).

Seahawks defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence discusses his role in mentoring younger players and his excitement for the upcoming season. (0:11) He emphasizes the importance of passing on his knowledge to eager young players like Derick Hall. (1:09) Lawrence expresses enthusiasm for Mike Macdonald's defensive scheme. (2:49) He aims to be the best player, not just the best in drills, and wants his play to speak for itself. (4:55) Lawrence also highlights his anticipation of playing alongside Byron Murphy II and the strong interior defensive line, which he believes will create more opportunities for edge rushers. He mentions his relationship with Leonard Williams as they learn to rush together. Lawrence concludes by praising Seattle's environment and weather.

Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III shares insights on the team's offensive strategy and his personal development. (0:27) Walker expresses enthusiasm for the physical offense and the opportunity to both run and catch passes. (1:10) He emphasizes the team's commitment to running the ball, noting increased practice and detailed focus on the running game. (1:59) Walker appreciates the addition of fullbacks, viewing them as an extra set of eyes on the field. (2:43) He discusses improvements in his routine, including healthier eating habits and better sleep patterns, crediting his father's influence. (4:14) Walker notes the increased physicality of the offensive line and the detailed approach to the run game. (5:23) He maintains a positive mindset, focusing on making an impact on the team rather than contract concerns.

Seahawks wide receiver Dareke Young went over the defender to make the catch on a deep pass thrown by quarterback Drew Lock during Tuesday's' training camp practice.

Check out the top plays from Tuesday's training camp practice include a couple of deep-ball connections.

Seahawks safety Julian Love shares insights on the team's defense and culture. He notes the high standard and energy in the defense (0:05), praising rookie Nick Emmanwori's progress (0:20). Love discusses the offense's focus on running the ball (0:58) and the importance of mentoring rookies (1:38). He highlights the skills of receivers Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp (3:16), and touches on the team's evolving culture under new head coach Mike Macdonald (5:41). Love also mentions the competitive yet supportive atmosphere in the defensive backs room (7:20) and praises teammate Coby Bryant's determination (8:07).

Seahawks guard Grey Zabel shares insights from his first NFL training camp. He highlights the valuable guidance from veteran players like Leonard Williams and Charles Cross (0:50, 2:04). Zabel emphasizes the team's focus on running the ball (3:03) and praises offensive line coach John Benton's coaching style (3:18). He discusses the challenges of facing elite defensive linemen in practice (7:23) and the importance of versatility among offensive linemen (6:34). Zabel also touches on the high-intensity atmosphere in practice (8:12), and the offensive line's primary goal of protecting quarterback Sam Darnold (9:07). He mentions the camaraderie within the team and the positive culture being built by head coach Mike Macdonald (1:33).

Seahawks Legends Paul Moyer and Dave Wyman return for another episode of Seahawks Stories 50th Season Edition and discuss Pro Football Hall of Fame and Seahawks Ring of Honor member Kenny Easley. Today's show: 1984 Season (01:34), historic season with 63 turnovers (03:55), smartest secondary Paul's ever been around (06:38), emotional year (08:21), 1983 playoff win over Miami (12:23), Kenny Easley most dominant player ever (14:23), Kenny Easley could do anything, all-around athlete (19:00), original Legion of Boom (20:04), Steve Largent route running (he would laugh at you) (23:42), and Tom Catlin 1983 AFC Championship game story (26:40).

Check out the top plays from the Seahawks' first training camp practice in pads.

Seahawks rookie second-round pick Nick Emmanwori gets a pick-six on the first day of pads of training camp. Check out the rookie's big play.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shares insights on the first day of padded practice in training camp (0:00). He emphasizes the importance of leadership and team chemistry, particularly with new quarterback Sam Darnold (2:29). Kupp reflects on overcoming challenges and finding joy in football (3:28). He discusses the progress of rookie wide receivers and the process of adapting to a new offense (6:48). Kupp offers advice to rookies about learning from mistakes without getting discouraged (9:13). He expresses confidence in the team's ability to master the new offensive system as training camp progresses (10:10).

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses his defensive mindset and role. Bryant emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and physicality, especially during the first day with pads (0:41). He expresses excitement about the competition brought by new draft pick Nick Emmanwori (1:05). Bryant notes his growth from year one to year two, particularly in communication (1:37). He feels more at ease now that his role as safety is clearly defined (1:53). Bryant focuses on being a great leader and teammate rather than dwelling on his contract situation (2:22).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided insights on the Seahawks' first day of practice in pads. He highlighted Nick Emmanwori's impressive play (0:53), but noted the unfortunate ACL injury to Kenny McIntosh (1:47). Macdonald praised Damien Martinez's performance (2:38) and emphasized the importance of this week for evaluating players in full pads (4:29). He also commended DeMarcus Lawrence's strength (5:37) and Cooper Kupp's leadership (9:07). The coach discussed the progress of rookie Elijah Arroyo (9:48) and mentioned that Shaquill Griffin should return early in the week (10:47). Macdonald also noted the defense's strong performance in the run game (10:26).

We asked our players to sign a hat of their college's rival. Check out some of the best reactions from the players.

Take a look at some of the top moments from the Seahawks defensive line during the first week of training camp.

Take a look at some of the best moments from the Seahawks' first week of training camp.

Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall shares insights on team dynamics and defensive strategies. (0:04) He discusses his relationship with DeMarcus Lawrence, praising his experience and mentorship. (0:40) Hall emphasizes the importance of intentional practice habits and attention to detail. (1:42) He highlights the value of understanding offensive formations and improving his football IQ. (2:05) Hall reflects on his performance, noting his strength in run defense and areas for growth. (2:47) He commends Uchenna Nwosu's leadership and positive influence on the team. (3:23) Hall describes his pre-practice routine with defensive coordinator Aden Durde, focusing on explosiveness and technique. (4:24) He expresses confidence in Byron Murphy II's potential for a significant impact in the upcoming season. (4:48) Hall discusses the learning experience of facing diverse offensive formations and motions during practice.

Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams provides insights into the Seahawks' training camp progress. (0:17) He notes the rising level of competition across the team. (1:11) Williams emphasizes the importance of on-field communication, especially in Mike Macdonald's complex defensive scheme. (2:29) He highlights the unity between offense and defense despite intense competition. (3:13) Williams discusses adjusting to the offense's running style, particularly the outside zone scheme. (4:43) He praises Byron Murphy II's mindset shift and potential for growth. (7:25) Williams describes the competitive yet supportive relationship between DeMarcus Lawrence and Derick Hall.

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross shares insights on the team's progress and the offensive line's development. At (0:06), Cross expresses satisfaction with the team's daily improvements. He highlights the importance of versatility among players at different positions (0:25). Cross discusses the excitement of the new offensive system, emphasizing the focus on moving the line of scrimmage and creating opportunities for running backs (0:59). He mentions working alongside teammates like Olu Oluwatimi and Grey Zabel, noting the collective growth of the young offensive line group (2:15). Cross concludes by expressing his desire to have a long-term career with the Seahawks (3:09).

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold talks with NFL Network's Taylor Bisciotti about how him and some new Seahawks have been getting along.

Check out the best plays from Seahawks training camp on July 25, 2025.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides an update on the Seahawks' training camp progress (0:00). He highlights the team's great practice spirit and competition, while acknowledging there's still room for improvement (0:20). Macdonald discusses the offensive line's performance and coaching (1:30), the potential for explosive receptions from various players including Kenneth Walker III and the tight ends (1:59), and praises AJ Barner's mentality and approach (3:06). He also comments on the defense's confidence (3:41), the quarterback situation including Sam Darnold's progress (4:22), and the development of players like D'Anthony Bell (7:20) and Riq Woolen (8:02). Macdonald emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus during training camp and the team's overall positive energy (14:22).

Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed shares insights on the team's defensive progress during practice. Reed notes the defense's increasing confidence, estimating they're at about 85% readiness (0:09). He praises teammate Byron Murphy II's potential, highlighting his strength and speed (2:30). Reed also discusses the veteran leadership in the defensive line, including himself, Leonard Williams, and DeMarcus Lawrence (3:24). He expresses belief in Coach Mike Macdonald's defensive philosophy and states his conviction that the Seahawks could have the best defense in the league (5:22). Reed emphasizes the importance of playing physical, fast, and hard football (4:35).

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba shares insights from the Seahawks' training camp, highlighting the competitive atmosphere and team chemistry (0:07). He expresses excitement about working with Cooper Kupp and the receiver room (2:15), and discusses his growing leadership role in his third year (4:11). Smith-Njigba praises quarterbacks Drew Lock and Sam Darnold (5:34), and teases new team jerseys (6:20). He emphasizes the importance of building chemistry with teammates, both on and off the field (6:42).