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Kenneth Walker named NFC offensive player of the week

Second-year running back Kenneth Walker had a strong performance to help Seattle beat Carolina and now he’s been rewarded for his performance.

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2023 Seattle Seahawks Regular Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	10/02/2023 8:15 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	NYG New York Giants
Standing (Division)Division Rank	2nd NFC West
WinsWins	2
LossesLosses	1
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	29
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	29.3
Head CoachHead Coach	Pete Carroll

Brian Daboll: Saquon Barkley is in the day-to-day category

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Josh Alper,

Report: Seahawks to work out QB Anthony Brown

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Cooper, LaPorta lead Week 3 fantasy standouts

NFL: Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks

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Josh Alper,

Jamal Adams set to make 2023 debut in Week 4

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Charean Williams,

Kenneth Walker scores two touchdowns, Seahawks beat Panthers 37-27

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Tre Brown

SEA Defensive Back #22

Seahawks HC Pete Carroll said DB Tre Brown has entered concussion protocol.

The Seahawks continue to be bit by the injury bug. Brown played in place of injured cornerback Tariq Woolen in Sunday’s win over the Panthers, but exited with a head injury and will now have to be cleared in time for Week 4’s matchup against the Giants. The Seahawks don’t play until Monday, giving Brown some extra time to get cleared, but Carroll also said Woolen is on track to return in Week 4.
Zach Charbonnet

SEA Running Back #26

Zach Charbonnet played on 32-of-75 offensive snaps in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers.

In addition to snaps, Charbonnet also saw a season-high 11 opportunities in the win. He was effective with them, totaling 45 yards on those touches, but he still worked well behind Kenneth Walker. Interestingly, Charbonnet also ran 16 routes to Walker’s 10, which could be something to monitor in the coming weeks. The Seahawks appear to be easing Charbonnet into action, which could be due to an injury that slowed him in training camp. However, his snaps and opportunities have steadily increased each week, making him a worthwhile stash for any managers in leagues where he may be available.
Zach Charbonnet

SEA Running Back #26

Zach Charbonnet rushed nine times for 46 yards in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers, losing one yard on his only reception.

Charbonnet played second fiddle to lead back Kenneth Walker again, seeing the second-year rusher find the end zone twice on the night. He remains one of the top backup running backs after being taken in the second round of this year’s draft, but it appears he might need an injury to Walker to provide consistent fantasy production moving forward.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba

SEA Wide Receiver #11

Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 1-of-3 targets for 10 yards in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers.

Quarterback Geno Smith’s only reception also came on a target directed at Smith-Njigba, who now carries a bottom 10 PFF receiving grade into a Week 4 meeting with the Giants. We expected it might have taken Smith-Njigba a while to get acclimated to the NFL game, but nobody expected his underlying metrics to look so poor after three contests. Things are likely to eventually turn around for the electric rookie, but fantasy managers should be making other plans until we’re shown some production.
Tyler Lockett

SEA Wide Receiver #16

Tyler Lockett caught 3-of-7 targets for 34 yards in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers, adding a two-point conversion.

Lockett had two passes glance off his hands that would have made his fantasy outing more robust, one of which occurred in the end zone. The back-and-forth nature of Lockett and Metcalf’s blowup games should continue while playing for a relatively low volume pass offense, but each should continue to provide up and down games throughout the season. Next up for Lockett and the Seahawks is a Giants team in New York.
DK Metcalf

SEA Wide Receiver #14

DK Metcalf caught 6-of-8 targets for 112 yards in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers.

Metcalf dominated the targets in the first half on his way to over 100 yards receiving but was largely an afterthought after the break as the Seahawks adjusted their offensive approach to a more run-heavy design. He was held out of the end zone again on a night when quarterback Geno Smith tossed just one score. Metcalf should have another chance to eclipse the 100-yard mark in Week 4 against the Giants.
Kenneth Walker

SEA Running Back #9

Kenneth Walker rushed 18 times for 97 yards and two touchdowns in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win over the Panthers, adding 59 yards on three receptions.

Walker was the centerpiece in the offense against a solid Panthers secondary. Both of his scores came in the second half. The 156 yards from scrimmage were by the far his highest total of the season to this point and Walker will look to add to his totals in Week 4 on the road when the Seahawks travel to New York to face the Giants.
Geno Smith

SEA Quarterback #7

Geno Smith completed 22-of-36 passes for 296 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in the Seahawks’ 37-27, Week 3 win over the Panthers.

No pass-catcher saw double-digit targets and Geno spread the offense to nine different pass-catchers against the Panthers. His lone touchdown toss went to undrafted free agent wide receiver Jake Bobo late in the fourth quarter. While the yardage total looks solid in the box score, the Seahawks managed just three touchdowns and were forced to kick five field goals, meaning they still have work to do in the red zone moving forward. Up next for Seattle are the Giants on the road in Week 4.
Tre Brown

SEA Defensive Back #22

Seahawks DB Tre Brown (concussion) will not return to Week 3 against the Panthers.

Seattle entered the game with seven normal starters inactive with injury and have already seen three additional starters depart the game in Week 3. Brown will likely now be faced with clearing the league’s five-step concussion protocol in time to play in Week 4.
Damien Lewis

SEA Guard #68

Seahawks OG Damien Lewis (hand) is questionable to return to Week 3 against the Panthers.

His departure means the Seahawks are now playing with four different offensive linemen than what they started the season with up front. Lewis was taken to the locker room and deemed questionable to return.

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