Bradford and Charbonnet are back. Here's what they and a few other changes add to Seattle's offense

What Seattle's offense gets back with Bradford and Charbonnet

Bradford and Charbonnet are expected back this week, and Price next week. Here's what Seattle's offense is worth, piece by piece, with them in it.

Something has to give: Seattle's 35-game streak without a 100-yard rusher, against Walker's four 100-yard games in five

Seattle hasn't let a running back hit 100 yards in 35 straight games, 32 in the regular season and three in the playoffs. Kenneth Walker III has hit the mark in four of his five games for Kansas City this season, missing only once, 70 yards on 18 carries at Miami. Sunday, one of those two things gives.

The last time it happened was James Cook, 111 yards on 17 carries, October 27, 2024. A few backs have come within shouting distance since. The next five highest: Josh Jacobs's 94 on December 15, 2024, Kyren Williams's 91 on 12 carries last November, James Conner's 90 that same December, Jonathan Taylor's 87 this past December and Bijan Robinson's 86 a week before that. This season's best against Seattle is Christian McCaffrey's 68, in Week 5.

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Walker's own five games: 173 against Denver, 117 against Indianapolis, 70 at Miami, 177 at Las Vegas and 128 against the Chargers. Miami is the only time he's been held under 100.

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Kansas City's offense against Seattle's defense: strength on strength, and what Seattle hasn't seen

Kansas City's offense and Seattle's defense both rank in the league's top five. Here's where each wins its half of the fight, and the one run call Kansas City has that Seattle hasn't faced all season.

Strength meets strength inside: Kansas City's elite interior line against Byron Murphy II, and soft spots at tackle

Kansas City's interior line ranks among the best in the league at protecting the quarterback. Here's who it meets across from Seattle's front, and where the matchup actually favors the Seahawks.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba needs two catches Sunday to break his own Seahawks record

Jaxon Smith-Njigba has 49 catches through six games, tied with Arizona's Trey McBride for the most in the NFL. Two more Sunday night against Kansas City would give him 51 through seven games, the most by a Seahawk since 1999. He already owns the record: he caught 50 over the same stretch last season.

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This year's pace has come in flashes rather than steady volume: five catches in back-to-back games in Weeks 4 and 5, then a season-high 12 against Denver in Week 6. Two more Sunday would push him past his own record.

Travis Kelce passed 1,100 career catches Sunday, 4th in the NFL since 1999

Travis Kelce caught his way to 1,100 career receptions on Sunday against the Chargers. Only three players have caught more in the NFL since 1999: Larry Fitzgerald (1,432), Tony Gonzalez (1,229) and Jason Witten (1,228). Kelce is 4th overall and 3rd among tight ends, behind just Gonzalez and Witten.

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This season has been his lightest workload in years, 20 catches for 299 yards through six games. The volume that built the total came earlier: seven seasons of 90 or more catches, a high of 110 in 2022.

Buffalo's pass rush has cooled off, but the Bills keep winning anyway

Buffalo's pass rush was humming through the first month of the season. It hasn't shown up the last two weeks.