Dolphins add former Seahawks guard Christian Haynes off waivers to bolster OL
The Miami Dolphins claimed former Seahawks guard Christian Haynes off waivers, adding offensive line depth as Kadyn Proctor enters concussion protocol.
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“Leave It at That”: Andy Reid Hounded by Reporters After Chiefs Confirm Move for Justin Tucker Despite Controversial Past
The Kansas City Chiefs add veteran kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad as Harrison Butker flounders, having made only 11 of 16 field‑goal attempts and missing a 58‑yard try in a 20‑3 loss to Seattle. Tucker, who served a 10‑game NFL suspension in 2025 after multiple massage‑therapist allegations—though he denied wrongdoing and faced no charges—was signed despite his controversial past. Head coach Andy Reid deflects further questioning, citing thorough vetting and recent workout success (30 of 30 kicks). Tucker’s role is a backup while Butker tries to regain form.
Competition has never been weaker for the Oilers in the Pacific Division
The Pacific Division has entered its weakest season ever, with a .510 point percentage and a -34 goal differential, making the Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights the only true contenders. The LA Kings slump to a 3-6-2 record after losing veteran Anze Kopitar and aging their roster, while the Anaheim Ducks struggle after a costly $90 million offer sheet for Leo Carlsson and injuries to Troy Terry. Both the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames sit deep in the league’s basement, and the Seattle Kraken’s early success looks unsustainable. With the division’s competition fading, the Oilers face a rare chance for a deep playoff run but must capitalize before aging key players like Mattias Ekholm and Zach Hyman decline.
Film Study: Seahawks Chew Up Chiefs' Man-Heavy Scheme With Third Down Mastery
Entering Week 7 as one of the NFL's worst offenses on third down, the Seahawks finally found their groove on "money" downs at the perfect time, defeating the Chiefs behind a balanced offense that excelled at moving the chains. What clicked for Jaxon Smith-Njigba and company?
Former Seahawk Christian Haynes claimed off waivers
The Seattle Seahawks' 2024 third‑round pick Christian Haynes, the 81st overall guard from UConn, is claimed off waivers by the Baltimore Ravens on October 28, 2026. After two years as a backup and five starts in 2026 while filling in for the injured Anthony Bradford, Haynes was released following Seattle’s trade for veteran guard Quenton Nelson. The Ravens, seeking offensive line depth, add Haynes to their roster, while Seattle reshuffles its line with Grey Zabel, Josh Jones, Beau Stephens, Bradford and Nelson ahead of a Monday night clash with the Chicago Bears.
Perfect Seahawks extend perfect season with perfect shellacking of imperfect Chiefs
The Seattle Seahawks' defense stays unbeaten, extending its 7‑0 record after a dominant Sunday Night Football shutout of the Kansas City Chiefs. The unit tops league metrics in DVOA, passing yards allowed, third‑down stops and turnover creation, forcing a five‑percent turnover rate and limiting opponents to just .10 punts per play. Meanwhile, star receiver Jaxon Smith‑Njigba leads the NFL with 843 receiving yards, 8 touchdowns and a league‑best 14.7 yards per touch, on pace to eclipse Calvin Johnson’s record. The article highlights the defense’s depth, coaching brilliance, and a rare post‑tenth‑drive slump for opponents, cementing Seattle’s status as the NFL’s most complete defensive team.
Your 2026 NFL Week 8 announcing schedule
Awful Announcing releases the full Week 8 NFL broadcast roster. Highlights include the Ravens‑Bills AFC showdown on CBS (Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker) with Lamar Jackson returning, and the Vikings‑Lions NFC North clash on Fox featuring Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady. CBS’s marquee game pits the Chiefs against the Broncos with Jim Nantz and J.J. Watt, while ESPN’s Monday Night Football showcases the Bears at Seahawks with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. Additional matchups and announcer lineups are detailed for Thursday’s Prime Video game and all Sunday games across CBS, Fox, NBC, and ESPN.
Broncos’ Pat Surtain II, Talanoa Hufanga Week 8 injury updates will have Patrick Mahomes shaking in his boots after Chiefs’ Seahawks disaster
The Denver Broncos are weighing the Week 8 return of cornerback Pat Surtain II and safety Talanoa Hufanga as they gear up to host Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Both DBs missed the 30‑16 win over Arizona with ankle injuries—Surtain has been in rehab since Week 4, and Hufanga is entering his third week of a two‑to‑three‑week recovery. Neither is officially cleared, but their potential comeback coincides with the Chiefs rebounding from a 20‑3 loss to Seattle, where Mahomes threw an interception. The Broncos‑Chiefs clash airs Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS.
Realio’s Ratings: Twelve yards of charity
Dejan Joveljić worldie undone by two whistles as Sounders squander 2-0 lead.
Bears vs Seahawks: Who can help limit Seattle’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba?
The Chicago Bears face defending champion Seattle Seahawks on Oct. 28, 2026, and must contain Jaxon Smith‑Njigba’s record‑setting season. Smith‑Njigba leads the league with 867 receiving yards (124 per game) and is on pace for a historic 2,100‑yard year. Seattle’s defense tops the NFL, allowing just 233 yards per game, while the Bears rank 18th in pass defense and have seen cornerback Jaylon Johnson struggle. Rookie safety Dillon Thieneman, praised for clutch tackles and a recent pick‑six, emerges as the Bears’ best hope to limit Smith‑Njigba’s big plays.
Patrick Mahomes laments Rashee Rice’s absence, as he takes pressure off other Chiefs WRs
Patrick Mahomes says the Chiefs’ offense will breathe easier if Rashee Rice returns from a hamstring injury. Rice, who posted 13 catches for 190 yards and a TD in his first three games, was Mahomes’ go‑to rhythm receiver on quick slants and YAC. His absence lingered as Kansas City fell to Seattle and relied heavily on Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy. With the Broncos visiting on Nov. 1, Andy Reid hints Rice may practice this week, raising hopes he’ll start against Denver and help revive the passing attack.
Everything you need to know about Sounders-Dynamo
The Sounders will host the Dynamo at 7:30 PM on AppleTV.
Sounders have to figure out their lineup
Jeremiah Oshan and Aaron Campeau analyze the Sounders' recent 2-2 draw with San Diego FC, lamenting the result and debating the optimal lineup to rescue the season. The discussion, featured on the Sounder At Heart podcast "Nos Audietis," highlights lineup challenges as October winds down, urging fans to tune in for insights on squad adjustments.
Chicago Bears emerge as potential suitor for Titans’ superstar defender
The Chicago Bears are targeting Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons as a key trade deadline acquisition. Simmons, 29, boasts 46.5 sacks and 72 tackles for loss since 2019 and carries a contract of $124 million through 2029. The Titans could offload him for roughly two draft picks—likely a 2027 first‑rounder—while absorbing $14.1 million dead cap this season and $21.2 million in 2027. With the Bears already missing DeForest Buckner and Quenton Nelson, analysts say he would solidify a struggling defensive line, though price concerns remain amid other market options like Khalil Mack and Josh Sweat.
Chiefs to Sign Justin Tucker to Practice Squad
The Kansas City Chiefs add veteran kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad, reports Sam McDowell and ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Tucker, a five‑time First‑Team All‑Pro who last played in 2024, was released by the Ravens in May 2025 and served a 10‑game suspension for personal conduct violations. He spent 13 seasons in Baltimore, earning seven Pro Bowl nods and a Super Bowl ring in his rookie year. The move gives the Chiefs insurance for Harrison Butker, who has missed five of 16 field‑goal attempts this season, including two in a recent loss to Seattle. The signing signals Kansas City’s response to Butler’s struggles.
Colts Could Drop Major Hint About Jonathan Taylor Trade Plans
The Indianapolis Colts have kicked off a roster fire sale before the NFL trade deadline, moving Pro Bowl lineman Quenton Nelson to Seattle for a 2027 third‑round and 2028 fifth‑round pick, and trading DE DeForest Buckler to San Francisco for a 2027 fourth‑rounder. With wide receiver Josh Downs reportedly seeking a deal, running back Jonathan Taylor (28) could be next. Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio suggests a healthy scratch in Sunday’s game against Jacksonville would signal a pending trade, especially as Taylor still leads the team with 587 yards, eight touchdowns on 140 carries and 178 receiving yards in seven games. The move would confirm the Colts’ intent to reshape the roster before the deadline.
Seahawks Reacts Survey: Call your shot on Seahawks vs. Bears!
Field Gulls' latest SB Nation Reacts survey asks fans to predict the upcoming Seahawks‑Bears showdown on Monday night. After recent losses to the 49ers and Broncos, Seattle hopes to rebound against Chicago, whose last meeting was a 6‑3 slog. The poll pits coaches Mike Macdonald vs. Ben Johnson and highlights Caleb Williams facing Quenton Nelson, while Coby Bryant remains sidelined. Readers are invited to vote on the winner and margin—one, two, or three possessions—for either team. Results will be posted later in the week.
Can past midseason trades for the 49ers signal potential future trades?
As the 49ers enter their bye week, trade speculation heats up. After Seattle acquires All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson, San Francisco sends a fourth‑round pick for defensive end DeForest Buckner and may still pursue depth on the line, wide receiver, or cornerback before the deadline. The article reviews past midseason deals—from Emmanuel Sanders (2019) and Jordan Willis (2020) to Christian McCaffrey (2022) and Chase Young (2023)—showing a pattern of high‑floor additions that bolster depth and occasional splash‑y moves. With a title‑contending window this season and a Valentine’s Day Super Bowl prospect, the author argues the 49ers could make a bold trade for a top EDGE pass rusher or a premier wideout like Garrett Wilson, but most likely will stick to depth upgrades.
NHL Tonight, October 28, 2026: Flyers at Capitals, Flames at Oilers, Devils at Avalanche and Maple Leafs at Kraken, with Goalies, Injuries, DFS and Parlays
Four games, two road teams on the second night of a back-to-back, and starting goalies still up in the air in most of them. Everything you need before puck drop.
Bears’ Kyle Monangai Week 8 injury update teases much-needed MNF return vs. Seahawks
The Chicago Bears eye a Monday Night Football comeback against the Seattle Seahawks after a crucial injury update on running back Kyle Monangai. Monangai, who has missed the past three weeks with a turf toe, is now likely to return, giving head coach Ben Johnson a boost to balance a workload shouldered by D’Andre Swift. The Bears, fresh off a 5-2 record and a win over the Patriots, rely on their strong running game, which helped them last season, to tackle a Seahawks defense that recently stifled the Chiefs. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET in Seattle.
Stephen A. Smith Admits Surprise Over Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs’ Major Struggles in First Loss
Stephen A. Smith says he’s more shocked by the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive collapse than Seattle’s dominance after the Seahawks beat the Chiefs 20‑3 on Sunday. For the first time in Mahomes’ career he never reached the red zone, finishing with 165 passing yards, no TDs and an interception while the offense mustered just 215 total yards and converted 3 of 11 third‑downs. Seattle’s elite defense also held MVP‑candidate Kenneth Walker III to 36 yards on 14 carries. Smith warns the loss could serve as a blueprint for other contenders facing Andy Reid’s squad.
NFL rumors: Everybody knows Chiefs need a WR trade. Don’t forget about Steelers, 49ers
After a road loss to the Seattle Seahawks left the Kansas City Chiefs' offense cold, the team’s lack of reliable wide receivers is now front‑page news. Analysts expect the Chiefs to pursue a trade in the coming weeks, with names like Jacksonville’s Brian Thomas Jr. and Minnesota’s Jauan Jennings circulating. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler notes that both Kansas City and Pittsburgh are eyeing Thomas, while the 49ers could snap up former member Jennings on a low‑cost deal. A possible Tyreek Hill reunion is being tossed around, though his recovery from a severe leg injury remains uncertain. The Chiefs next face the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
NHL Rumors: Seattle Kraken, and the Toronto Maple Leafs
The Seattle Kraken continue to look for a scoring winger and have some centers they could move. The Toronto Maple Leafs and next year's salary cap issue.
NHL Rumors: Seattle Kraken, and the Toronto Maple Leafs
The Seattle Kraken continue to look for a scoring winger and have some centers they could move. The Toronto Maple Leafs and next year's salary cap issue.
The Good and the Bad from Chiefs’ loss in Seattle
In Week 7, the Kansas City Chiefs fell 20-3 to the Seattle Seahawks, ending their unbeaten start. Rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane stood out, consistently breaking up passes on the league's top receiver Jaxon‑Smith Ngijba and showing solid recovery speed. In contrast, veteran L’Jarius Sneed struggled in slot coverage, surrendering 83 yards on five catches and becoming a liability despite limited snaps. The Chiefs also failed to pressure Sam Darnold, recording zero sacks and no interior pressure, leaving the quarterback free to exploit Seattle’s shaky line. The article highlights Delane’s bright spot while dissecting the defensive lapses that cost Kansas City the game.
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