The Titans made a last-minute offensive line move, picking up guard Atonio Mafi off waivers ahead of their Sunday game against the Jets. That’s a whole lot of shuffling for them, but seriously, are we just gonna gloss over our Seattle Seahawks pulling out a tight 13-10 win against the New England Patriots? Talk about burying the lede for us 12s!
The League Keeps Shuffling, But What About the Titans’ Line?
Look, the NFL waiver wire is always buzzing, and this one saw the Titans grab Mafi, a guy who’s been on a bit of a tour. He was a Patriots fifth-rounder way back in 2023, then played for the Colts in 2024, before landing with the Raiders last season. He even started five games as a rookie, but since then, he’s mostly been a reserve. To make room for Mafi, the Titans waived Garrett Dellinger. This all happened on Friday, right after the Raiders themselves dropped Mafi to claim Bryce Cabeldue on Thursday. For their upcoming game, the Titans are planning to start Peter Skoronski at left guard and Fernando Carmona, another fifth-round pick, at right guard. It’s a lot of churn, and it shows teams are still trying to figure things out up front in the trenches.
Our Seahawks Just Keep Grinding!
Alright, back to what *really* matters for the Emerald City. While other teams are playing musical chairs with their offensive lines, our Seattle Seahawks just locked in a tough 13-10 victory over the New England Patriots! A gritty, hard-fought win like that, early in the season, tells you everything you need to know about this squad. It wasn’t flashy, it wasn’t a blowout, but it was a W, and that’s all that matters when the final whistle blows. You gotta love seeing our boys fight it out and come away with the victory.
So, the Titans are tweaking their lineup, but who cares when our Hawks are out there getting it done? Let’s keep that momentum rolling, Seattle! This is how you build a season, one tough win at a time. What’s next for our Hawks? Another chance to prove they’re for real.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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