NFL executives rank the Seahawks behind the Rams in NFC standings
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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

NFL executives ranked the Seattle Seahawks second in the NFC entering the 2026 season. The poll placed the Seahawks behind the Los Angeles Rams in projected conference standings. This assessment follows the Seattle team's 2025 Super Bowl victory and reflects ongoing confidence in coach Mike Macdonald. The team enters the new season with several roster and staff changes, including the hiring of offensive coordinator Brian Fleury. Seattle also added rookie Jadarian Price to the backfield alongside the signing of Terrion Arnold. The organization aims to leverage its defense to return to the Super Bowl while adjusting to changes in offensive personnel.
- •NFL executives ranked the Seahawks second in the NFC for the 2026 season.
- •The Los Angeles Rams hold the top spot in the league executive poll.
- •Brian Fleury joined the coaching staff as the new offensive coordinator.
- •Rookie Jadarian Price joins the roster to support the offense.
- 6:26 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks don't claim top spot in The Athletic's NFC standings forecast
"The Seahawks just missed the top spot in The Athletic’s NFC standings rankings, determined by NFL executives.
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