As a former top-100 draft pick for the Seahawks and in a battle for playing time at both guard and center, this could be a make-or-break camp for Christian Haynes to show he belongs.

As a former top-100 draft pick for the Seahawks and in a battle for playing time at both guard and center, this could be a make-or-break camp for Christian Haynes to show he belongs.

After a rough first day in pads, the Seahawks’ offense bounced back in day two and showed the kind of running game coach Mike Macdonald says he wants to see.

Seattle’s defensive unit, especially rookie safety Nick Emmanwori, a second-round pick, ruled the day at Seahawks training camp Monday.

The Seahawks placed running back Kenny McIntosh on injured reserve following a knee injury suffered in practice.

The Seahawks took a day off after four straight practices before putting on the pads for the first time Monday. Here are six thoughts on the first week of training camp.

Byron Murphy II displayed glimpses of his upside last year, but the Seahawks are hoping experience and more chances to rush the passer will fully unlock his potential.

Third-year Seahawks running back Kenny McIntosh suffered a left knee injury early in Saturday’s practice that the team fears is a torn ACL.

Olu Oluwatimi or Jalen Sundell is the favorite to win the Seahawks’ starting center job, but second-year lineman Christian Haynes has entered the competition.

After a promising finish to last season, the Seahawks defense is feeling confident this training camp. “I think the sky is the limit for our defense,” Jarran Reed said.