Seahawks ranked second in DAZN's NFL power rankings for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks are ranked No. 2 in DAZN's NFL power rankings for the upcoming 2026 season. Following their Super Bowl victory, the Seahawks look to defend their title with a roster that still boasts significant talent despite the departure of some key players. Analysts highlight the strength of their defense and potential offensive surprises as crucial to continuing their success. In a recent preseason matchup, the team faced the Dallas Cowboys, losing 17-7 but showcasing depth with strong performances from backup players. Seattle's preparations suggest a strong push in their 17-game schedule ahead.
- •Seahawks ranked No. 2 overall, trailing only the Los Angeles Rams.
- •Seattle aims to defend their Super Bowl title this season.
- •Preseason revealed strong performances from backup players despite a loss to the Cowboys.
- •Roster includes notable players like Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
- •Team's talent depth crucial for upcoming 17-game slate.
- 6:50 PMYahoo Sports — Where do the Seahawks land on DAZN's power rankings?
"The Seahawks have the talent to defend their Super Bowl from last season in 2026, but fell short of pacing the league in DAZN’s NFL power rankings.
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