Shaquill Griffin Intercepts Two Passes On Monday Night

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Shaquill Griffin was questionable heading into Monday night's matchup with the Bears, but he's certainly pleased he made it on to the field now. Griffin was one of the stars of the game for Seattle as he snatched a pair of interceptions that helped keep the Seahawks in a game that could... Read More

Sebastian Janikowski Drills Another Long FG

Seattle Seahawks kicker Sebastian Janikowski posted a perfect game in Week 2, including a bombed 56-yarder. Janikowski also punched through a pair of casual extra points, and the perfect outing marked his first clean game for Seattle. Janikowski also got some surprise time off during the game when he was replaced on a pair of kickoffs... Read More

Jaron Brown Sees A Little More Action In Week 2

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaron Brown was tagged by coaches for more use after only catching one ball in Week 1, and he did get a couple more chances against the Bears. Unfortunately, he literally only got two more chances. Brown finished with three catches on three targets for just 36 yards as he was... Read More

Brandon Marshall Works Role As No. 2 WR

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Brandon Marshall seemed comfortable in his role as the team's No. 2 wide receiver on Monday night. Marshall ceded primary duty to Tyler Lockett while Doug Baldwin (knee) remains out, and he worked well as an outlet during Russell Wilson's scramble drills. Marshall is obviously past his prime and won't carry... Read More

Will Dissly Snags Another TD

Seattle Seahawks rookie tight end Will Dissly continued to show that he's more than just a blocker by hauling in another touchdown in Week 2. Dissly's score came in the final seconds of the game as Seattle attempted to make a desperate, but ultimately futile, comeback. Dissly snatched three more passes in Monday's game, giving... Read More

Tyler Lockett Works As Primary Receiver

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver/returner Tyler Lockett got his first chance to be the team's primary outside target on Monday night, and he did a solid job in the role. Lockett led the team in targets, catches, and yards while hauling in a touchdown in the team's loss to the Bears. Lockett still worked as the... Read More

Rashaad Penny Struggles In Leading Role

Seattle Seahawks rookie running back Rashaad Penny surprisingly took the reins on Monday night when the coaching staff decided to stop using Chris Carson for unknown reasons. Unfortunately, Penny continues to struggle to perform in Seattle's backfield. Penny finished Monday night with just 30 yards on 10 carries. The reason head coach Pete Carroll provided... Read More

Doug Baldwin Unlikely To Play In Week 3

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin (knee) is still a ways away from returning, according to head coach Pete Carroll. During a radio interview on Tuesday, Carroll said that while linebackers Bobby Wagner and KJ Wright were close to coming back and might be able to play against Dallas in Week 3, Baldwin was a... Read More

Russell Wilson Sacked Six More Times

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson struggled in the team's Week 2 loss to the Bears and was sacked another six times. Wilson has now been sacked 12 times in the team's first two games, and there's not much relief in sight. Wilson still threw two touchdowns during the Monday night showdown, but he also threw... Read More

Tyrell Williams Becoming A Bit Of An Afterthought

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Tyrell Williams had a ho-hum game against the Bills on Sunday as he snagged all three passes thrown his way for just 48 yards and no scores. Williams hasn't become a bad receiver, but he's quickly becoming an afterthought on LA's offense due to the heaping pile of weapons that... Read More

Keenan Allen Leads Team In Targets In Week 2

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen led the squad in targets in their win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Allen was targeted eight times and hauled in six passes for 67 yards on the day, but he wasn't able to find the promised land with any of them as the team turned to... Read More

Mike Williams Shows Off In Limited Use

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams may not be a household name yet, but his limited appearances make it look like it's just a matter of time. Williams snagged his first career touchdown this week in Buffalo, and it was a beauty that required a perfect throw, a leaping grab, and the strength to... Read More

Austin Ekeler Sets Career High In Rushing Yards

Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler was tasked with keeping the Chargers in the lead in the second half of the team's Week 2 game in Buffalo, and he did so with ease. Ekeler carried the ball 11 times for 77 yards, posting another sky-high YPC that reminds fans that LA's rushing game is... Read More

Philip Rivers Dominates Buffalo

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers completed 85% of his passes for 256 yards and three touchdowns in the Week 2 win over Buffalo. Rivers tossed a pair of touchdowns in the first half to talented running back Melvin Gordon and a third to second-year wideout Mike Williams to put the game away. Rivers showed... Read More

Melvin Gordon Carries The Chargers

Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon was one of the stars of the fantasy world on Sunday as he found the end zone three times in LA's win over the Bills. Gordon's yardage total wasn't terribly impressive as he only racked up 28 on the ground and 38 through the air, but his ability... Read More

Will Dissly Draws Praise From Coaches

Seattle Seahawks rookie tight end Will Dissly surprised everyone in Week 1 when the expected blocking tight end led the squad in receiving yards in his first pro game. Dissly also snagged his first career touchdown and made everyone reconsider what they thought about his future. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer implied to reporters this week... Read More

Rashaad Penny Will Keep Getting Opportunities

Seattle Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny had a rough pro debut when he carried the ball seven times for just eight yards in Week 1, but offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer told reporters that he has no concerns about Penny's long-term outlook. He made it clear that Penny will continue to get looks even though Chris... Read More

Russell Wilson In For A Tough Week

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson is still working with the same hand he's been dealt for years as his offensive line looks to have some serious holes (or at least one giant Germain Ifedi-sized hole), and in Week 2, he gets to face one of the best pass rushers in the game. It will probably... Read More

Brandon Marshall Poised For More Touchdowns

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Brandon Marshall may not have the speed and athleticism he did when he was younger, but he's still bringing plenty of experience and craftiness along with great hands and size. Those are things that will keep him in the mix in the red zone without a problem. With the team losing... Read More

David Moore Expected To Get More Time

After getting shut out in the season opener, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver David Moore got a particular mention from offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer as a guy who he expects to get more playing time moving forward. The seventh-rounder from 2017 got his first taste of the regular season last week in Denver, but with Doug... Read More

Tyler Lockett To Play A Bigger Role

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver/returner Tyler Lockett got specific mention from offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer as a primary third-down target for the team now that No. 1 wide receiver Doug Baldwin will be out for a few weeks with a knee injury. Against Denver, Seattle went just 2-for-12 on third down. Lockett's constantly been on the... Read More

Chris Carson Could Have Bigger Week Against Bears

Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson was quite successful in his limited carries in Week 1, and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer told reporters this week that he'll have to work on balancing the offense more. This supposed recommitment to the run game would almost certainly benefit Carson, whose performance against the Broncos clearly established that... Read More

Mike Williams Battling Up Depth Chart

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams is certainly putting the pressure on the other wide receivers on the LA roster. After a spectacular preseason that featured highlight reel catches that made everyone remember why he was taken in the first round, Williams showed in Week 1 that he's ready for the big time. That's... Read More

Travis Benjamin May Play Against Buffalo

Updating a previous report, Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Travis Benjamin hasn't seen the field all week, but he may be active on Sunday, according to head coach Anthony Lynn. Benjamin has been sidelined with a foot injury and is officially listed as questionable, but Lynn told reporters on Friday that he is very optimistic... Read More

Tyrell Williams Goes Full In Practice

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Tyrell Williams was a full participant in practice to end the week after tweaking his groin. Williams was a non-factor in Week 1 against the Chiefs as his long-lasting struggles with catching continued. He finished the game with just two catches in five chances and only totaled eight yards on... Read More

Antonio Gates Is Returning To Form

Los Angeles Chargers tight end Antonio Gates was a late addition to the squad, but according to teammates, he's getting back into the swing of it. Gates played 33 snaps in the team's Week 1 game against the Chiefs and snagged a pair of balls thrown his way, but quarterback Philip Rivers said in practice... Read More

Austin Ekeler Could Have A Big Day In Week 2

Los Angeles Chargers alternate running back Austin Ekeler has made his living as a change of pace from starter Melvin Gordon, but he may get to play a more central role against Buffalo in Week 2. LA blew out the Bills last year, and Buffalo looked even worse in Week 1 of this season as... Read More

Uchenna Nwosu Needs To Step Up

The Los Angeles Chargers defense in Week 2 may hinge on how well rookie Uchenna Nwosu can learn from sophomore Joey Bosa. The Chargers defense struggled to generate any pressure on Patrick Mahomes in Week 1, and they'll get the chance to face another first-time starter in Buffalo when rookie Josh Allen takes the field.... Read More

Keenan Allen Should Have Huge Game

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen is looking down the barrel of a massive opportunity in Week 2. Allen got off to a great start in Week 1 by racking up 108 yards and a touchdown on nine catches, and he's now matched up against a Bills team that got thrashed by the Ravens... Read More

Melvin Gordon Expected To See Lots Of Work

Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon got off to a fast start for 2018, and it should continue rolling in Week 2. Gordon put up an outrageous 166 total yards from scrimmage against the Chiefs, and now he'll get the chance to face a Buffalo team that got demolished by the Ravens in Week... Read More