Sports Illustrated
Seattle’s Week 4 win over the Chargers kept the Seahawks on a 3-1 pace in a closer-than-needed 30-23 victory, with discipline lapses persisting as 14 penalties kept opponents in contention. Offensive snap distribution showed the line and core skill players anchoring most roles, while running back duties concentrated with Emanuel Wilson after Jadarian Price’s injury, and receivers and tight ends largely held steady usage. Defensively, a familiar group anchored the majority of snaps, though Derick Hall and Julian Love remained featured, and newcomer Trevon Diggs earned regular-season action for the first time. The performance underlines continued reliance on a steady personnel base, balanced by rotational depth on the front and growing roles for add-ons, setting up a tempered but viable path forward in a competitive NFC West. Momentum remains contingent on trimming penalties and sustaining consistency across units going forward.
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