No weather factor for Seahawks-Broncos tonight

No weather factor in Denver tonight

National Weather Service

Kickoff is 5:15 PM Pacific. It's 50 degrees and mostly clear at the opening snap, dropping to the low 40s by the fourth quarter. Rain chance stays at 9% or lower all game, and the wind holds light, 5 to 8 mph, out of the north early and shifting northwest by the fourth quarter.

None of that gets in either team's way tonight.

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Seattle rules out two linebackers in its final injury report, and reverses a roster move

Seattle's final injury report of the week is in. Linebackers Chazz Surratt (calf) and Drake Thomas (ankle) are out.

Denver filed its final report too. Cornerback Pat Surtain II and safety Talanoa Hufanga are both out with ankle injuries. Riley Moss is also questionable, with a rib injury.

Club injury reports

Seattle also reversed course on its roster Wednesday, a day after activating receiver Irvin Charles from injured reserve and releasing running back Velus Jones Jr. The team signed Jones back to the 53-man roster and moved Charles to the practice squad instead.

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Jones has played four games for Seattle this season without a rush or a catch. His only touches are two kickoff returns for 40 yards, both against San Francisco in Week 5.

Sumer Sports

Charles has yet to play an offensive snap for Seattle in either of his two seasons with the team.

Sumer Sports

Club injury reports, Sumer Sports, ESPN transactions

Five keys to a Seahawks win in Denver

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Protecting Darnold matters, but Seattle's defensive line decides this one too

Sam Darnold isn't the lone key to this game. Here are the eight players who matter most.

Tonight's referee calls offensive pass interference more than anyone in the league

Football Zebras has Brad Rogers on the whistle tonight. One penalty happens in his games far more than it does anywhere else in the league.

Denver's offensive line: the pocket got worse, the run blocking held

Denver has started the same five linemen all season. What they're giving up has changed a lot.

Seattle's last trip to Denver came down to one final throw

Twenty five years ago this week, on Oct. 14, 2001, Seattle beat Denver 34-21 at Husky Stadium. Mike Holmgren's team dominated Mike Shanahan's from the start. Shaun Alexander ran 33 times for 142 yards and 2 touchdowns, the first a 60-yard score that opened the scoring. Reggie Tongue intercepted Brian Griese twice, including a 55-yard pick six on the first play of the second quarter that made it 17-0. Alex Bannister blocked a punt and returned it 9 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter to push the lead to 31-14. Griese finished with 2 touchdowns and 3 interceptions. Trent Dilfer was 12 of 18 for 110 yards and didn't need to do much more. Shawn Springs had the second interception, and Rian Lindell kicked two field goals. Denver's last score was a meaningless 86-yard punt return for a touchdown by Deltha O'Neal late in the fourth quarter, with the outcome long decided.

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Seattle hasn't actually played in Denver since Sept. 9, 2018, and that one went down to the wire. The Seahawks led 24-20 with under 15 minutes left after Tyler Lockett's 51-yard touchdown catch, but Case Keenum answered with a 4-yard touchdown to Demaryius Thomas with 11:18 to go, a call upheld on replay review, and Denver won 27-24. Seattle's last play, with 2 seconds left, was intercepted. Russell Wilson threw 3 touchdowns and 2 interceptions and was sacked 6 times, 3 by Von Miller, who also forced and recovered a Chris Carson fumble. Will Dissly, a rookie that day, caught 3 passes for 105 yards and a touchdown in his first regular season game. Four players from that game are still with the same team.

nflverse participation, Sumer rosters (computed 2026-10-14 by 2026-10-14-sea-den-series-history.py). Played at least one snap on Sept. 9, 2018, and on that team's roster now.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is one touchdown catch from a Seahawks record

Smith-Njigba already shares one Seahawks record. By the time tonight's game ends, he could own two of them outright.