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The Seahawks suffered their first loss of the season, falling 37-34 to the Arizona Cardinals in an overtime thriller on Sunday night.

Murray led the way with 14 runs for 67 yards and a touchdown, his seventh. The biggest rush of the night was Chase Edmonds galloping for 32 yards in overtime to help set up the game-winning field goal. Kenyan Drake suffered a second-half ankle injury and was carted off the field, but x-rays were negative, according to reports on Monday morning.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson took the blame after his team lost its first game on Sunday night, saying his interceptions were the difference. Wilson threw three interceptions — his most in one game since 2017 — as the Seahawks lost to the Cardinals, 37-34 in overtime. “I thought we played a great game except for [more]

Now, the Seattle Seahawks are unbeaten no more. Wilson threw his third interception of the game in overtime and Zane Gonzalez followed with a 48-yard, second-chance field goal, knocking the Seahawks from the ranks of the unbeaten with a 37-34 loss Sunday night. We usually win games like this,” Wilson said.

DeAndre Hopkins caught seven touchdown passes last season in Houston. He has three already this season in Arizona. The star receiver’s third came with 2:39 remaining in the first quarter. He caught a 35-yard pass from quarterback Kyler Murray, beating Quinton Dunbar off the line of scrimmage. Hopkins worked the sideline, keeping his feet in [more]

It is gameday! The Arizona Cardinals are once again on in primetime... What?

ESPN Arizona Cardinals receiver DeAndre Hopkins, listed as questionable for Sunday night's game against the Seattle Seahawks because of an ankle injury, is expected to play, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday. Hopkins was held out of practice this week because of the injury, which has plagued him much of the season. Despite regularly appearing on the injury report, Hopkins hasn't missed a game and leads the NFL with 47 receptions for a league-leading 601 yards and two touchdowns.

The Seattle Seahawks no longer need to consider signing Antonio Brown now that the embattled wideout has agreed to terms with Tampa Bay.

Greg was not only fabulous on Charlotte's Bank of America football field, he spent off seasons fundraising for the Pediatric Heart Unit at Levine Children's Hospital. Due to Greg's efforts, $15,000 was donated to this hospital, which is part of the Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, now called Atrium. In 2019, the Greg Olsen Foundation donated $2.5 million for a modern pediatric heart center at Levine Children's Hospital.

One player who was listed on Seattle’s injury report was safety Jamal Adams, who will miss his third straight game with a groin injury. Adams was injured late in Seattle’s Week 3 win over Dallas and the expectation was that he would be able to return following the bye. Carroll said the Seahawks decided to hold Adams out for one more week to make sure he was fully healthy before bringing him back.