Will attend offseason programs

Wilson will attend the start of the Seahawks' offseason program Monday, whether he has a new deal in place or not, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Analysis: Monday is Wilson's self-imposed deadline for a new contract as he enters the final season of his four-year, $87.6 million deal. He's looking for a huge payday, but a holdout apparently won't be part of of the plan. The 30-year-old quarterback will probably be willing to listen to offers even if the contract isn't finished by Monday.

Expects new contract soon

Wilson told the Seahawks he wants a new contract before April 15, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Analysis: Entering the final season of a four-year, $87.6 million contract, Wilson hopes to sign an extension before the start of Seattle's offseason program. His current deal ranks 12th among quarterbacks in average annual value, while the new contract surely will put him within the top five, potentially even ahead of first-place Aaron Rodgers ($33.5 million). The Seahawks have plenty of cap space available beyond 2019, but they also have three prominent defensive players -- Bobby Wagner, Frank Clark…read more

Hasn't started contract talks

Wilson and the Seahawks haven't engaged in any discussions to extend his contract beyond 2019, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Heading into the final season of a four-year, $87.6 million extension, Wilson has a reasonable argument to break one or both of the contract records set by Matt Ryan ($94.5 million fully guaranteed) and Aaron Rodgers ($33.5 million per season) this past year. No longer buoyed by a superstar-laden defense, the 30-year-old quarterback nonetheless led Seattle to the playoffs in 2018, posting a 10-6 record in what might've been viewed as a rebuilding season. With their youth movement well under…read more

Totals two scores in loss

Wilson completed 18 of 27 passes for 233 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's playoff loss to the Cowboys. He also rushed three times for 14 yards and a touchdown.

Analysis: Wilson led the Seahawks into the red zone just once in the first half, and he took the lead with a four-yard touchdown run during the team's second trip late in the third quarter. Wilson's passing game was bottled up until it was too late, when he threw for 75 yards and a score with less than two minutes left in the game to bring the team within two points. The Seahawks never got the ball back, however, and were strapped with the loss. Despite the defeat, Wilson managed another strong season…read more

Serviceable in season finale

Wilson completed 12 of 21 pass attempts for 152 yards, with one touchdown and one interception during Sunday's 27-24 win against Arizona.

Analysis: After posting eight consecutive outings with multiple passing touchdowns between Weeks 5 and 13, Wilson has been somewhat inconsistent during the fantasy postseason. The 30-year-old put forth typically impressive performances in Weeks 14 and 15 by throwing for 508 combined passing yards and five touchdowns against the 49ers and Chiefs, but those two games were sandwiched between duds against Minnesota and Arizona in which he averaged 112 passing yards per game with one touchdown and two picks.…read more

Throws three TDs, reaches playoffs

Wilson completed 18 of 29 passes for 271 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 38-31 win over the Chiefs. He also rushed eight times for 57 yards.

Analysis: Wilson marched the Seahawks down the field on their opening drive, setting up a four-yard touchdown run by Chris Carson. He later took a four-point lead into halftime and came out firing in the second half, piling up points on four of five drives. His most impressive feat was the final offensive drive, when he threw deep passes to Tyler Lockett and Doug Baldwin, leading to Chris Carson's game-sealing rushing score. The Seahawks' ability to find paydirt while the Chiefs settled for field goals…read more

Can't clinch playoffs

Wilson completed 23 of 31 passes for 237 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's overtime loss to the 49ers.

Analysis: A win here and the Seahawks would've locked up a playoff spot despite an 0-2 start to the season. Wilson tossed a touchdown to Doug Baldwin during the team's opening drive and another to him at the end of the first half. The passing game slowed down in the second half as Wilson completed 11 of 15 for just 87 yards (5.8 YPA) while losing 20 yards on three sacks. Despite the struggles, the Seahawks had a chance for redemption in overtime but couldn't manage a first down, and the 49ers won with a…read more

Career-low 72 passing yards

Wilson completed 10 of 20 passes for a career-low 72 yards and an interception in Monday's 21-7 win over the Vikings. He also rushed seven times for 61 yards.

Analysis: The game was determined by strong defensive efforts on both sides, and Wilson simply couldn't get anything going through the air. In four red-zone trips, Wilson missed on all three pass attempts, was sacked twice, and threw an interception on a play that started on the one-yard line. Despite the troubles, his 40-yard run late in the fourth quarter set up a Chris Carson touchdown that ended up as the game winner. Wilson is set up for a palate cleanser Week 15 against the 49ers, who he threw four…read more

Tosses four touchdowns in blowout

Wilson completed 11 of 17 passes for 185 yards and four touchdowns in Sunday's win over the 49ers. He rushed four times for 14 yards.

Analysis: This clearly looked like one of those days for Wilson out of the gate, after his first pass went 45 yards to Jaron Brown, who later caught a 4-yard score on the same drive. He kept the momentum rolling on the next drive with a 52-yard bomb to Tyler Lockett to extend the lead to 13-0. Wilson refused to stop there, as he later hit Doug Baldwin and Brown again to reach a season-high four passing touchdowns. He now has 16 touchdowns and just one interception in six weeks since the bye. Despite…read more

Powers game-winning drive

Wilson completed 22 of 30 passes for 339 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's win over the Panthers.

Analysis: Wilson didn't throw a touchdown in the first half, but he came out firing in the second with a deep 54-yard completion to David Moore to set up an 12-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Lockett to take the Seahawks' first lead of the game. With the game knotted at 27 late in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks were gifted good field position due to a Panthers' missed field goal, and Wilson responded with a bomb to Lockett to put the team in field-goal range, where Sebastian Janikowski eventually won it.…read more

Leads squad over Packers

Wilson completed 21 of 31 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns in Thursday's 27-24 win over the Packers. He also rushed five times for 17 yards.

Analysis: The Seahawks played from behind for most of the game so Wilson tossed more than 30 passes for just the second time in eight games. His game was highlighted by a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter where he completed four of five passes for 73 yards and a touchdown to Ed Dickson. It keeps the Seahawks alive in the playoff hunt, and Wilson will have extra rest ahead of Week 12's matchup with the Panthers.

Nearly takes down Rams

Wilson completed 17 of 26 passes for 176 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 36-31 loss to the Rams. He also rushed nine times for 92 yards.

Analysis: Wilson's efficient offense kept the Seahawks in the game, and a late touchdown pass to Mike Davis put them within one score with two minutes to go. Seattle got the ball back with 1:24 left in the contest, but Wilson completed just one of five passes for 29 yards on the final drive and fell short once again. Wilson and the Seahawks have a short week ahead of a home game versus the Packers on Thursday, which is shaping up to be a must-win situation for both sides.

Tosses two scores

Wilson completed 26 of 39 passes for 235 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in Sunday's 25-17 loss to the Chargers. He also ran five times for 41 yards.

Analysis: This marked the most passes Wilson attempted this season, and it was the first time in three games he threw more than 23 times. He wasn't effective with 6.0 YPA, but the offensive line let him down as he was constantly under siege and was sacked four times. Wilson will travel to Los Angeles to face the Rams in Week 10, where he threw for 198 yards and three scores earlier this year.

Efficient in run-first offense

Wilson completed 14 of 17 passes for 248 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 28-14 win over the Lions. He also ran twice for 15 yards.

Analysis: The Seahawks focused on the run yet again, rushing the ball 40 times and allowing Wilson to attempt just 17 passes. Wilson was still quite productive with a season-high 14.6 yards per attempt. The commitment to the run hasn't hurt Wilson yet, as he has attempted less than 23 passes in each of the last three games but still has still thrown for three scores each of those contests.

Three more touchdown passes in London

Wilson completed 17 of 23 passes for 222 yards, three touchdowns and an interception against the Raiders in London on Sunday. He also rushed six times for 20 yards in the 27-3 win.

Analysis: Wilson connected with Jaron Brown (five yards) and David Moore (19 yards) for a pair of first-quarter touchdowns, then added a 10-yard score to Tyler Lockett early in the fourth quarter. Though Wilson's only exceeded 226 passing yards once in six games, he's managed to throw multiple aerial scores in all but one game this season. He'll get a bye in Week 7 as the Seahawks make their way back stateside.

Tosses three touchdowns

Wilson completed 13 of 21 passes for 198 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's 33-31 loss to the Rams.

Analysis: With Seattle's ground attack having another productive game, Wilson didn't need to air it out much, recording a season low in pass attempts. He did throw a number of beautiful deep balls, including a 44-yard pass and 39-yard touchdown to Tyler Lockett. After failing to throw a touchdown in Week 4 at Arizona, Wilson obviously rebounded nicely, although Doug Baldwin (knee) has not gotten on track yet, catching his lone target for one yard. In Week 6, Wilson will play the Raiders on the road.

Mediocre showing in win

Wilson completed 19 of 26 passes for 172 yards and zero touchdowns in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Cardinals. He also ran four times for 21 yards.

Analysis: Wilson finally had some run support in the backfield as Mike Davis, who was playing because Chris Carson (hip) was inactive, racked up 101 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. Therefore, the veteran signal-caller didn't have to put the team on his back. Wilson had some breathing room, too, as he was sacked just twice for the second straight game after being dropped six times in each of the first two contests. He'll have a tough matchup against the Rams in Week 5.

Tosses two touchdowns in home debut

Wilson completed 16 of 26 passes for 192 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 24-13 win over Dallas.

Analysis: Wilson has put up respectable fantasy numbers thus far -- seven touchdown passes -- especially given the state of Seattle's offensive line, lack of a ground game and missing Doug Baldwin (knee). The running game finally got on track a bit, though, as Chris Carson ran for 102 yards Sunday, although it took him 32 carries to get there. Surprisingly, Wilson hasn't done much as a runner himself, rushing for just 21 yards in three games. In Week 4, Wilson will take on the Cardinals in Arizona.

Turns ball over twice in loss

Wilson completed 22 of 36 passes for 226 yards, two touchdowns and one interception during Monday's 24-17 loss to the Bears. He also ran three times for 17 yards.

Analysis: Both touchdown passes came in the fourth quarter, including a floating dime to Tyler Lockett in the back corner of the end zone. However, it was another game under siege for Wilson. He was sacked six times for the second straight outing and lost one fumble in the process. It was clear Wilson was trying to do too much with an unimproved offensive line, an underwhelming run game and no Doug Baldwin (knee). The Seahawks will host the Cowboys in Week 3.

Chased often against Broncos

Wilson completed 19 of 33 passes for 298 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions during Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Broncos. He also rushed twice for five yards.

Analysis: On the team's second drive, Wilson was gifted good field position when Earl Thomas returned an interception to the Broncos' 15-yard line. Wilson subsequently threw a touchdown to rookie tight end Will Dissly for the first points of the contest. Wilson lost Doug Baldwin to a knee injury later in the first half, but he found new-arrival Brandon Marshall for a 20-yard score midway through the third quarter. He then started the fourth quarter with a 51-yard bomb to Tyler Lockett to take the lead.…read more

Will have all receivers Sunday

Wilson will have five healthy receivers Sunday against the Broncos since Doug Baldwin (knee) has been a full participant in practice this week, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Analysis: Healthy may be a loose term when it comes to Baldwin, who deemed himself as "85 percent." Still, Wilson will need every possible target he can get in Week 1, as the vulnerabilities of the Seahawks' youthful defense could cause him to throw the ball early and often. Wilson draws a tough matchup against the Broncos, who ranked fourth in the league last season with 200.6 passing yards allowed per game and added pass rusher Bradley Chubb in the first round (No. 5 overall) of April's draft.

Throws for 118 yards against Vikings

Wilson completed 11 of 21 passes for 118 yards during Friday's preseason game against the Vikings. He also rushed once for five yards.

Analysis: On a night without receivers Doug Baldwin or Tyler Lockett, Wilson was lacking reliable weapons downfield, and it showed in his final stat line. However, this isn't what should be expected in the regular season when both of his top targets are expected to be available. In fact, Wilson is being widely discussed as one of the favorites to win the MVP award this season coming off a 2017 campaign in which he led the league with 34 passing touchdowns.

Will play into third quarter Friday

Coach Pete Carroll said Wilson is expected to play into the third quarter of Friday's preseason contest in Minnesota, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Through two exhibitions, Wilson has directed the Seahawks offense to one touchdown and two field goals on seven possessions. Overall, his stat line is more or less in line with what's expected -- 17-for-26 passing for 236 yards and one touchdown versus no interceptions, plus three carries for 18 yards -- especially with Doug Baldwin unavailable due to a knee injury. Wilson is now poised to see his most significant run before the arrival of Week 1.

Throws for 193 yards Saturday

Wilson completed 13 of 21 passes for 193 yards and no touchdowns or interceptions in Saturday's 24-14 preseason loss to the Chargers.

Analysis: Wilson played the entire first half against a Chargers defense that ranked third in passing yards allowed last season. Although the four-time Pro Bowler's stat line wasn't anything special, fantasy owners shouldn't worry. Wilson didn't have his top two wideouts available, as Doug Baldwin (knee) and Tyler Lockett (foot) both sat out. Wilson has now converted 17 of 26 throws for 236 yards, one touchdown and zero interceptions through two preseason games.

Expects to be franchise tagged in 2020

Wilson expects to sign a franchise tag with the Seahawks after his contract expires in 2019, Kole Musgrove of USA Today reports.

Analysis: Wilson's contract negotiations with the Seahawks in 2015 weren't especially amicable, and with monster deals being penned around the league -- QB Matt Ryan recently signed a record-setting, five-year, $150 million extension with $100 million guaranteed -- there's reason to believe that will happen again. Talks about a new pact will likely commence after Packers QB Aaron Rodgers inks a long-term extension, but sources close to Wilson expect him to finish his current contract and be…read more

Wilson led the NFL and tied a team record with 34 touchdown passes in 2017, but it was partly a result of an inept running game as he posted career lows in completion percentage (61.3) and yards per attempt (7.2).

Analysis: Wilson threw 15 touchdown passes inside the 10-yard line (second overall) as the Seahawks passed on 64.3 percent of their inside-the-10 plays (also second), largely because they couldn't run the ball. Seattle running backs rushed 17 times inside the 10 for minus-11 yards -- the fewest in the NFL since 1991 -- and failed to score one touchdown. The Seahawks' two rushing TDs inside the 10 came from Wilson, who accounted for all but one of the team's offensive touchdowns. The running game's…read more

Wilson completed 18 of 29 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 26-24 loss to the Cardinals.

Analysis: With a playoff berth hanging in the balance, the Seahawks offense mustered 24 total yards by the end of the second quarter, 36 of those on 4-of-8 passing from Wilson. Trailing 20-7 at halftime, the sixth-year signal caller culminated two of seven second-half possessions with touchdown passes to Doug Baldwin, including an NFL-record 19th in the fourth quarter. The pair of TDs left Wilson with a league-leading 34 on the season, but the Seahawks' final drive stalled out at the Cardinals' 30-yard…read more

Wilson completed 14-of-21 passes for 93 yards and two touchdowns against Dallas on Sunday, adding 29 yards on nine carries.

Analysis: Wilson dealt with occasional disruption from a pass rush led by the great Demarcus Lawrence, and otherwise couldn't find any downfield cracks in the Dallas defense. It's an outcome that's difficult to understand given the underwhelming cornerback personnel in Dallas, but Wilson should show better against the Cardinals in Week 17.

Wilson completed 14 of 30 pass attempts for 142 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 42-7 loss to the Rams. He added 39 yards on five rushing attempts.

Analysis: Wilson had not thrown for fewer than 200 yards or two touchdowns in a game since the last time he faced the Rams in Week 5. The 29-year-old was sacked seven times and was on the run all day. If there is a bright side for the six-year veteran, it's that he led Seattle in rushing. He will look to rebound in Week 16 at Dallas.

Wilson completed 17 of 31 passes for 271 yards with three touchdowns and three interceptions in Sunday's 30-24 loss to the Jaguars. He also rushed five times for 50 yards.

Analysis: Wilson once again took the Seahawks' offense on his shoulders and nearly helped them pull out an improbable comeback with a pair of long fourth-quarter touchdowns. He hit Paul Richardson from 61 yards out with 9:48 to play to bring Seattle to within 27-17 and then came back with a 74-yard scoring strike to Tyler Lockett at the 3:42 mark of the fourth quarter. However, Wilson also short-circuited three drives with interceptions, including two second-half picks in Jacksonville territory. Despite…read more

Wilson completed 20 of 31 passes for 227 yards and three touchdowns during Sunday's 24-10 victory over the Eagles. He added 31 rushing yards on six carries.

Analysis: Wilson continues to bolster his bid for MVP consideration by putting the Seahawks offense on his back time and again. His mobility is the name of the game and was a particularly important aspect of his performance Sunday since Seattle entered the game as one of Pro Football Focus' lowest-graded teams in terms of pass blocking, while the Eagles came in as the top-graded defense in terms of pass-rush effectiveness. As matchup-proof as they come, Wilson will proceed into Week 14 to face the…read more

Wilson connected on 20 of 34 passes for 228 yards, two touchdowns and in interception during Sunday's 24-13 win over the 49ers. He added 25 yards rushing and a touchdown on seven carries.

Analysis: Wilson kept the ball on a zone read for two-yard score early in the second quarter and then proceeded to hit tight ends Jimmy Graham and Nick Vannett for touchdowns in the second half. It hasn't been all smiles in Seattle as the Seahawks -- as a team -- have struggled of late, but you'd be hard pressed to find a more dynamic quarterback than Wilson at this point in the season. He has accounted for at least three total touchdowns in four of his last six games and you'd have to go back to Week 5…read more

Adds three touchdowns in defeat

Wilson completed 26 of 42 passes for 258 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in Monday night's 34-31 loss to the Falcons. He also rushed seven times for 86 yards and another score, but had a fumble returned for a touchdown.

Analysis: Wilson's two turnovers shouldn't take away from an otherwise excellent performance, as he accounted for over 85 percent of Seattle's yards on offense while nearly leading another dramatic comeback victory. The quarterback has now thrown at least two touchdowns in five straight games, and along with adding his second rushing score of the campaign Monday, his 86 yards on the ground marked a season high. Consistently carrying the Seahawks offense, Wilson has a superb matchup against the 49ers in…read more

Wilson (jaw) said he couldn't eat solid foods for a few days after last Thursday's 22-16 win over the Cardinals, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Wilson also had to wear a special mouthguard and couldn't really talk, having narrowly avoided an injury that might've required doctors to wire his jaw shut. Of course, the bigger story here is the NFL's investigation of the Seahawks for violating the concussion protocol in the aftermath of the hit that caused the jaw injury. There still hasn't been any report of concussion symptoms, which ultimately could work in the team's favor. In any case, Wilson surely appreciates the long layoff between…read more

The Seahawks violated the NFL's concussion protocol in the third quarter Thursday's win over the Cardinals after allowing Wilson to reenter the game without first going to the locker room and receiving clearance from a team doctor and independent physician, a source informed Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: After Wilson took a hard hit to the chin from the Cardinals' Karlos Dansby midway through the third quarter, referee Walt Anderson removed the quarterback from the contest in order for him to undergo concussion testing. Backup Austin Davis briefly entered the contest in Wilson's stead, but Wilson ended up checking back into the contest before medical officials could evaluate him. He then remained in the game the rest of the way, relaying afterward that he did in fact pass a concussion test. It…read more

Wilson said he passed a concussion test during Thursday's 22-16 win over the Cardinals, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports. "I got smacked in the jaw pretty good there,'' Wilson said. "I wasn't concussed or anything like that. I felt completely clear. I was just trying to move my jaw."

Analysis: Wilson was ordered off the field by referee Walt Anderson after taking a big hit from Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby in the third quarter. The Seahawks' signal caller passed a concussion test and only missed one snap, seemingly escaping the incident with nothing more than some discomfort in his jaw. He finished the game 22-of-32 passing for 238 yards and two touchdowns, adding five carries for 19 yards. With the Seahawks still unable to muster a consistent running game, Wilson likely will…read more

Puts offense on shoulders Thursday

Wilson completed 22 of 32 passes for 212 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions in Thursday's 22-16 win over the Cardinals. He also rushed five times for 19 yards and fumbled once.

Analysis: With the Seahawks' running game typically ineffective and also losing C.J. Prosise to an in-game ankle injury, the 28-year-old signal caller once again took charge of the offense. He found tight end Jimmy Graham for both of his scores, the second which was set up by a quintessential Wilson play. Facing a 2nd-and-21 from his own 44 early in the fourth quarter, Wilson eluded several defenders before uncorking an off-balance heave that somehow ended in the hands of a leaping Doug Baldwin downfield…read more