Riq Woolen's late-game lapses have sparked league-wide trade chatter as Seattle weighs fixes for a exposed secondary. One Bleacher Report proposal would send Woolen to Washington for two late-round picks, another envisions a Woolen-for-Devin Lloyd swap with Jacksonville, while some push for an interior-line upgrade with Anthony Bradford. The core question: maximize Seattle's playoff odds without sacrificing valuable draft capital.

Seahawks vs. Cardinals on Thursday Night Football features Seattle getting healthier in the secondary with Julian Love and Devon Witherspoon back, while Josh Jones is out and Anthony Bradford will suit up for added OL depth. Arizona has two offensive linemen inactive. With Seattle’s inactives including Nick Emmanwori and others, the game projects to defense-driven fantasy angles and potential up-front battles, highlighting defensive streams and opportunistic plays on both sides.

Week 4 injury notes reshape cards and Seahawks fantasy outlooks. Zay Jones is out with a concussion for the Cardinals, and Will Johnson is doubtful, thinning the receiving corps as several others are listed as questionable. Arizona also has a handful of solid contributors dealing with minor or rest-related issues. Seattle released Robbie Ouzts to IR, while Anthony Bradford and Zach Charbonnet headline active concerns; multiple defenders and receivers on both sides are in limbo, affecting lineup decisions and DFS targets.

Seattle’s Week 4 sprint vs. Arizona hinges on two big returns. Devon Witherspoon and Julian Love are back, jolting a top-tier defense with boundary juice and deep-coverage reliability. Their presence could shrink Kendrick’s slot-time and tighten run fits, while Love and Woolen anchor the back end. If Mafe, Bradford, or Charbonnet sit, Bryce Cabeldue could debut at right guard, Oluwatimi or Sundell shift to center, and the depth chart thickens on a short week. Robbie Ouzts is IR and Jones is out, elevating special teams and rookie contingency bodies.

Seattle’s defense gets a jolt as Julian Love and Devon Witherspoon return for Thursday night against Arizona, fortifying the secondary after brief absences. The injury report also tempts lineup tinkering: Josh Jones ruled out, Nick Emmanwori doubtful, and Charbonnet, Mafe, Bradford listed as questionable. Arizona’s offense is described as tougher to defend than the Steelers or Saints, raising the stakes for Seattle’s pass rush and back-end coverage while sequentially shaping fantasy-risk in the Seahawks’ backfield and O-line.