The 5-0 Kansas City Chiefs take on the 3-3 Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks this weekend on Sunday Night Football. The Chiefs hope to continue their winning streak, as the Seahawks attempt to avoid falling below .500. Will Kansas City remain undefeated, or will Seattle fall into a Super Bowl slump?
Where To Watch Chiefs Vs. Seahawks Week 7
Date: Sunday, October 25th, 2026
Time: 8:15 pm E.T.
Location: Lumen Field, Seattle, Washington
Weather Forecast: 56 degrees F, slight chance of rain (23%)
Network: NBC/Peacock
Betting Line: Seahawks (-2.5)
Notable Injuries
LT Josh Simmons (back) was placed on IR and will miss four weeks
RT Jaylon Moore (concussion) has not practiced this week and is questionable for Sunday.
WR Rashee Rice (hamstring) has not practiced this week and is questionable for Sunday.
TE Travis Kelce (ankle) has been limited in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
LB Cooper McDonald (knee) has been limited in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
WR Cyrus Allen (knee) was a full participant in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
DB Chamarri Conner (knee) was a full participant in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
G Trey Smith (hip) was a full participant in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
CB L’Jarius Sneed (knee) was limited in practice this week and is expected to play Sunday.
RB Zach Charbonnet (knee) was removed from the PUP list and was a full participant in practice this week. Heremains questionable for Sunday.
LB Connor O’Toole (hamstring) has not practiced this week and is questionable for Sunday.
QB Drew Lock (elbow) was limited in practice this week and is questionable for Sunday.
LB Demarcus Lawrence was limited in practice Thursday and is questionable for Sunday.
G Anthony Bradford (knee) was limited in practice Wednesday, but is expected to play Sunday.
LB Tyrice Knight (oblique) was limited in practice Wednesday, but is expected to play Sunday.
LB Uchenna Nwosu (hip) was limited in practice Thursday and is questionable for Sunday.
WR Rashid Shaheed (hip) was limited in practice Wednesday, but is expected to play Sunday.
G Beau Stephens (knee) was limited in practice Wednesday, but is expected to play Sunday.
LB Chazz Surratt (calf) did not practice this week and is questionable for Sunday.
LB Drake Thomas (ankle) did not practice this week and is questionable for Sunday.
Game Guide
Chiefs vs. Seahawks is shaping up to be one of the more intriguing Sunday Night Football matchups of the season so far. Seattle is coming off back-to-back losses to the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos. The Seahawks have won only one game in the last four weeks. This game is a must-win if Seattle wants to compete for the division, and a loss could bring up the question of whether this team could potentially miss the playoffs.
Kansas City is undefeated and has only been in two one-score games through six weeks. QB Patrick Mahomes is 13-3-1 as an underdog in his career, and he will be an underdog on Sunday night. A win against the Super Bowl champs would mean a lot of things for this team, but this is no doubt one of the toughest games remaining on their schedule.
The Seahawks are 17th in rushing yards per game and 16th in passing yards per game. The Chiefs are 2nd in rushing yards per game and 9th in passing yards per game. Overall, Kansas City has the better offense. Their injuries at receiver may shine bright in this game, as Seattle’s defense is still the powerhouse we are used to. They are the best pass defense in the league, allowing only 141.3 passing yards per game. They are only 10th in rushing yards allowed per game at 96, but it is still the best overall defense the Chiefs have faced so far this season.
For Kansas City, this is the Kenneth Walker game. Walker will be playing his former team, with whom he won Super Bowl MVP, but he was never offered a contract by them. The Chiefs picked him up in the offseason, and he has looked like the best offseason addition for any team this year. If there is one game Walker will want to show off the most, it is Chiefs vs. Seahawks. Walker is averaging 6.3 yards per carry, which is first in the league. He is also first in rushing yards at 663 on 106 carries.
Seattle is in a must-win situation, and Kansas City has a few injuries and questions. Everything, therefore, points to a Seahawks victory. It is hard, however, to bet against Walker against his former team. The Chiefs are also coming off their best defensive performance and facing an offense that has struggled to gain yards lately. QB Sam Darnold has thrown seven touchdowns and seven interceptions, four of which were just in the last two weeks.
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End Of Chiefs Vs. Seahawks Rant
Seattle should show up in a must-win game, but Kansas City right now is the better team. If the Chiefs’ defense can make Darnold turn the ball over like he has been doing, and Walker continues to dominate, Chiefs Vs. Seahawks should end in a Kansas City victory. Either way, this will definitely be a close, hard-fought battle between two juggernauts.
Chiefs Vs. Seahawks Prediction: Chiefs 27-24
