The Seattle Seahawks are reportedly being very aggressive ahead of the NFL trade deadline and that shows general manager John Schneider is all in on this team, which is currently one of the best in the league.

Sunday night's blowout victory featured important contributions from players who have spent time on Seattle's "ready squad."

Seattle Seahawks fans based in Canada now have a new way to get to the game after the franchise announced a partnership with FRS Clipper — the fast ferry between Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia.

The Seahawks' dominant Sunday night victory over the Washington Commanders was the perfect example, as Darnold posted arguably the best game of his eight-year career. Darnold completed his first 16 pass attempts and tossed four touchdowns in the first half alone, finishing 21 of 24 for 330 yards.

The Seahawks remain hopeful that the knee injury that sidelined starting middle linebacker Ernest Jones IV won’t keep him out long, if at all.

The Seahawks executed offensively to a level of precision that would have made even Mike Holmgren smile. Mike Macdonald’s defense made DC’s offense look inept and slow. The Seahawks went to Washington and took a desperate Commanders team and Ivan Drago level broke them, figuratively and literally. So what does it all mean? Let’s break it down.

John Schneider says Seattle's contingent spoke with several teams at the Indiana-Maryland game on Saturday, which narrows it down.