With Zabel leaving the game, the Seahawks turned to second-year guard Christian Haynes for the final drive of the game, Hayne's first game action of the season after he missed the first nine games on injured reserve due to a pectoral injury.

The Los Angeles Rams' defense has been one of the NFL's best since midway through last season, and Quentin Lake has been a major reason for its rise. Lake's elbow injury from the Rams' 21-19 victory over Seattle doesn't just cast a pall over a breakthrough win that put Los Angeles (8-2) in sole possession of the NFC West lead.

One week after he had two sacks that caused fumbles teammate DeMarcus Lawrence returned for two touchdowns in Seattle’s blowout win over Arizona, Tyrice Knight left the game in the second quarter with a concussion. He banged into Rams kickoff-return man Xavier Smith, helmet into helmet. Smith also left the game with a concussion.

After the game, head coach Mike Macdonald only offered up it was a knee injury, the severity of which was not disclosed. Zabel has been an integral part of Seattle's success this season, and losing him for any length of time is something the team simply cannot afford.

Coach Mike Macdonald says the stud rookie left guard avoided a major knee injury. What’s that mean for Sunday at Tennessee, and beyond?

The Seattle Seahawks had a brilliant start to the season, but that momentum stopped a bit this past weekend during the team's 21 to 19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Despite that ugly showing, there is still a lot to be excited about with this team.

Seattle Seahawks legend Kenny "The Enforcer" Easley has died at the age of 66, the team announced on Saturday. The Hall of Fame safety played for the Seahawks from 1981-87 before retiring at the age of 28.