
The Seahawks rolled into Week 4 and took down the Los Angeles Chargers, clocking a huge 30-23 victory that has the Emerald City buzzing! This is the kind of W that screams what these guys are capable of early in the season, and it has us hyped for what’s next.
This 30-23 Win Has Our Guys Flying
Our Hawks came out swinging, putting up a massive 30 points on the board against the Chargers. A 30-23 final score isn’t just a notch in the win column, it is a statement. This early in the 2026 season, heading into Week 4, seeing our team put up those numbers and secure a win like that? It is exactly what you want to see. The momentum from a performance like this can carry a team, and you can bet the locker room is buzzing just as much as we are. Keep that energy, Seattle!
The Front Office Keeps Making Moves, Even When They Aren’t
Beyond the action on the field, there’s always chatter about what our front office is cooking up. Bleacher Report dropped a note that the Seahawks are not signing Mixon. It is a non-move, but it is still news to keep an eye on as the front office continues to shape this squad. Every decision, big or small, helps define the direction of our team this season.
Around the League: Sanders Brothers Apartment Hunting
While our Hawks are the main event, there’s always wild stuff happening elsewhere. Remember Shedeur Sanders, the Cleveland Browns QB who was a fifth-round pick in the 2025 draft and backs up Deshaun Watson? Well, he was spotted helping his brother, Shilo, apartment hunt in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in a new video. Shilo, a safety, signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent but did not make their 53-man roster. These two played college together from 2021-24. Meanwhile, Shedeur’s Browns are off to a 3-1 start this 2026 season.
Coming off this huge 30-23 win, the vibe in the Emerald City is electric. What a start to Week 4 for our guys. We will be riding this momentum into the next game, no doubt. Keep that energy high, 12s, because this season is just getting started!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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