Seattle Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks D/ST allowed 17 points on Monday against Washington with 371 total yards and one interception.

Fantasy Impact: The Seahawks defense actually played its role in this game. Unfortunatley, the offense struggled to even pick up a first down which left the defense on the field way too long.

Jason Myers connected on an extra point attempt Monday, his lone opportunity against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: This Seahawks offense has struggled to even collect a first down these past few weeks. Myers can be left safely on the waiver wire.

Gerald Everett caught five passes for 37 yards and a touchdown on Monday against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: Everett saw a team-high nine targets and just about every target he did not catch was a complete misthrow by Russell Wilson. He has become somewhat of a safety blanket for Wilson these past few weeks.

D.K. Metcalf caught one pass for 13 yards on Monday against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: Metcalf did not even see a single target till the second half as the Seahawks offense struggled for the third week in a row. As crazy as it sounds, Metcalf is hard to trust as even a WR3/flex option at this point.

Tyler Lockett caught three passes for 96 yards on Monday against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: Lockett caught two long passes in the first half which saved his performance from a fantasy football perspective. It was the third straight week in which the Seahawks offense struggled to even pick up a first down. Lockett is a risky WR2 next week against the 49ers.

Alex Collins took seven carries for 14 yards on Monday against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: Collins and DeeJay Dallas combined to rush for 18 yards on 10 carries. This Seahawks offense has looked like one of the worst in the league these past few weeks. Collins can't be trusted in fantasy football lineups until we see something out of him.

Russell Wilson completed 20-of-31 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns on Monday against Washington.

Fantasy Impact: Looking at the box score, Wilson had a decent week from a fantasy football perspective but he still looked awful overall, missing numerous throws with many of them being targeted to Gerald Everett. He now gets a matchup next week against the 49ers who have been on fire as of late. It is tough to trust Wilson in that matchup.

Seahawks RB Rashaad Penny (hamstring) was ruled out for Monday night's Week 12 game vs the Washington Football Team. (Source: Gregg Bell on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: In addition to Penny, Seattle will also be without RB Travis Homer due to a calf injury. Without Penny and Homer, the Seahawks will look to rely upon the efforts of Alex Collins and DeeJay Dallas out of the backfield. Neither player is more than a flex consideration for fantasy football managers.

Geno Smith did not practice on Friday with an apparent back injury. (Source: Brady Henderson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Smith has not played since Week 8 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, since then Russell Wilson has taken back his starting role after returning from his finger injury. Smith is not fantasy relevant until Wilson is not active for a matchup.

Travis Homer did not practice on Friday with a calf injury. (Source: Brady Henderson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Homer was practicing in a limited fashion on Thursday's practice report, so this is not a good sign that he did not practice Friday. We will have to monitor his status on Sunday morning before kick off. Homer only had 1 carry in Week 11's matchup, but if other backs in the Seattle backfield were to miss the matchup in Week 12 with injury, Homer could see an uptick in usage if he were to become active for gameday.

DeeJay Dallas took four carries for 25 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against the Cardinals.

Fantasy Impact: Alex Collins led the Seahawks backfield in carries once again, but Dallas was on the field on the Seahawks lone touchdown drive, taking carries of seven and 15 yards before rumbling into the endzone for a two-yard touchdown.

Seahawks RB Chris Carson (neck) will be placed on IR and is set to undergo season-ending surgery. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Carson injured his neck back in Week 4 and never made it back onto the field. He'll begin rehabbing for 2022 and it is worth noting that coach Pete Carroll expects him to be ready. Alex Collins (groin) is in line to lead Seattle's rushing attack moving forward.

The Seahawks will activate rookie wide receiver D'Wayne Eskridge (concussion) from injured reserve this weekend. (Source: Gregg Bell on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Eskridge will return in a series of roster moves that also brings back quarterback Russell Wilson. The former hasn't played since Week 1, when he caught one pass for six yards. He's not on the redraft radar right now.

Seattle Seahawks defensive end Darrell Taylor is inactive for Monday Night Football against the New Orleans Saints. (Source: Michael-Shawn Dugar on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Taylor was limited on Thursday, DNP on Friday, and limited on Saturday, putting him as a legit question mark for tonight’s contest. His absence is welcomed news for Jameis Winston and the Saints offensive line. Taylor is in the midst of a breakout redshirt rookie campaign after missing his entire rookie season with an injury. He has tallied four sacks in five full games (he left the game with a scary injury in Week 6) and is emerging as one of the premier young edge defenders in the league. Winston should have more average time before being pressured with Taylor sidelined.

Will Dissly caught two passes for eight yards with a touchdown in the Seahawks 23-20 overtime loss on Sunday against the Steelers.

Fantasy Impact: Dissly caught the lone touchdown thrown from Geno Smith. He continues to split the tight end targets in the passing game with Gerald Everett.

Jace Sternberger was on the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad but was signed to Washington's active roster. (Source: Brady Henderson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Sternberger is a depth-addition for the Washington Football team following the loss of Logan Thomas. Sternberger would be competing for reps behind Ricky Seals-Jones and is not a player to add for fantasy at this time.

The Seattle Seahawks and OL Duane Brown have reached an agreement on a reworked contract. Brown has been "holding in" in hopes of a restructured contract. All per game roster bonuses have been converted to guarantees, and Brown now has an injury protection benefit for 2022. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: This contract rework means Brown will play this season. Russell Wilson's best protector will help push this team to where they want to go in the toughest division in football.

Freddie Swain failed to bring in his only target in the Seahawks' 27-0 preseason win over the Chargers on Saturday night.

Fantasy Impact: Swain is in a battle for the No. 3 receiver job behind rookie D'Wayne Eskridge who contributed 28 total yards on two touches. Fantasy owners should keep an eye on updates concerning who wins the battle.

John Ursua exited Saturday's preseason game against Denver with a knee injury and did not return to the game, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports. (Source: John Boyle on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Ursua was taken off on a cart, so the injury has the potential to be serious. However, there has been no official diagnosis to this point. Ursua suffered a knee injury during OTAs earlier this offseason, though it's unclear if the issues are related.

Josh Johnson rushed nine times for 30 yards and caught his only target for seven more yards on Saturday night as the Seahawks lost to the Broncos in preseason action.

Fantasy Impact: Johnson signed with Seattle as an undrafted rookie free agent in the offseason. He had a strong career at Louisiana-Monroe, rushing 307 times for 1,685 yards (5.5 YPC) and 16 touchdowns in 26 games. Johnson is a long shot to make the final roster.