Huddle Up: The receptions are a season high for the 2024 fourth-round pick, while the yardage total matches a season high. Barner did well to post 30 catches and four touchdowns this year while sharing far too many snaps with Noah Fant. The University of Michigan product is on the rise and has a realistic shot of being viable in most fantasy leagues as early as next season.

Huddle Up: Lockett's declining role over the second half of the season seems like it was the beginning of the end of his time in Seattle. The 32-year-old's season will end the season with 49 grabs for 600 yards and two touchdowns - his lowest production in each category since at least 2017. Lockett will likely have to settle for work as a third receiver with a different team next season.

Huddle Up: McIntosh did enough with his opportunities late in the season to earn a chance for more playing time in 2025, but he also has little chance of passing Kenneth Walker or Zach Charbonnet on the depth chart. He remains a stash candidate only in deep dynasty leagues.

Huddle Up: Smith-Njigba didn't exactly go out with a bang, but he did enjoy a career year while emerging as the most consistent option in the Seattle passing attack. He will be a WR2 entering next season.

Huddle Up: With the emergence of Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Lockett has become an afterthought in the offense. He's not a viable lineup option in Week 18.

Huddle Up: Lockett has not been a big part of the passing game for the Seahawks this season, so he may have to join a new team for the 2025 season. He has been a valuable fantasy option in the past but probably will only be a possible late round option in most leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Lockett has not been a big part of the passing game during the second half of the season and has posted at least 30 yards in only one of the last eight games. He will see a few targets but should be avoided in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: The Seahawks have not made the playoffs at this point, so there is a good chance that Walker does not play again until next season. Zach Charbonnet will be the main running back for the Week 18 game and can be a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Smith-Njigba entered play on Thursday night having topped 75 yards of offense in seven consecutive games, but in rainy Chicago he couldn't even muster half of that. It's a tough scene for fantasy owners playing in their championships this week. If, however, you're in a league that goes to Week 18, JSN looks like a good bet to rebound. The last time he faced the Rams, Smith-Njigba had seven receptions for a season-high 180 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He belongs in your lineup as a WR1/WR2 this weekend.

Huddle Up: On a night when Seattle's offense struggled, Metcalf's most memorable moment came when he picked up two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties on the same play. Other than that, it was simply another forgettable outing in a largely forgettable season. After opening the year with three 100-plus-yard efforts in his first four games, Metcalf has only topped 60 yards three times in his last 10. Drafted as a potential top-10 fantasy wideout, Metcalf has struggled to deliver steady WR3 value for much of 2024.

Huddle Up: McIntosh ripped off a 25-yard run on the opening drive that wound up being the longest play of the game. With Kenneth Walker (ankle) placed on IR, McIntosh will be RB2 behind Zach Charbonnet for the season finale against the Rams. That game could be for the NFC West title. Or, if LA effectively wraps things up against Arizona this weekend, it could be played primarily against Rams backups. Either way, in a week where a lot of top players could sit across the NFL, the former Bulldog offers some fill-in potential as a possible flex.

Huddle Up: After watching Seattle gash the Bears on the ground during the opening drive, it looked like Charbonnet could be in for a big night. Instead, the running attack sputtered, and he finished with 76 yards. It was a disappointing showing from Charbonnet based on how impactful he'd been in four previous games when Kenneth Walker (ankle) was inactive -- in those contests, the UCLA alum averaged 109 yards and scored six times. He has considerable upside in Week 18 where he'll be either fighting for an NFC West banner or going against a Rams team that will almost certainly prioritize resting key personnel if they've already locked up the division.

Huddle Up: Outside of a promising opening drive that ultimately short circuited in the red zone, the Seahawks struggled to move the ball all night. Still, they won, which sets up a potentially meaningful Week 18 game depending on what the Rams (and perhaps other teams) do this weekend. Smith also gets extra time to rest his balky knee. The veteran has had just three games this season where he's passed for multiple touchdowns, but one of them came against LA back on Nov. 3 when he put up 363 yards, 3 TDs, and 3 INTs. If the NFC West hangs in the balance, Smith might be worth deploying in Week 18.

Huddle Up: Walker will miss the rest of the regular season and at least the first two playoff games if they make the postseason. Zach Charbonnet should receive most of the work at running back for the rest of the season and can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: He's the QB12 on the season, but he's the QB22 over the last five games. It's expected to be cold and rainy against the Chicago Bears Thursday night, and he's a meager QB2 in fantasy with emphasis expected to be on the run game.

Huddle Up: Fant was a bigger factor in the passing game last week after going four straight games with under 30 yards. He will see a few targets this week but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Charbonnet is on track to receive most of the work at running back this week since Kenneth Walker III has been ruled out for the game. He played well as the main back earlier in the season and can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Fant had his best game in a while in Week 16, reeling in three catches for 50 yards. He's back on the low-end TE2 radar for Week 17.

Huddle Up: With Kenneth Walker (ankle) being an estimated non-participant over the first two days this week after leaving last week's game early, it looks like Charbonnet is in line to take on a workhorse role. He'll be an RB2 if Walker doesn't play.

Huddle Up: The Seahawks' Tuesday injury report was an estimation, but the fact that Walker was an estimated non-participant after leaving last week's game early does not bode well for his status. Walker is an RB2 if he plays, but if not Zach Charbonnet will take on a bellcow workload and can be considered an RB2.

Huddle Up: Fant is coming off one of his better games of the season in Week 16 and has been targeted 13 times over the last two games. He will see a handful of targets if he plays and could be a possible low-end No. 1 tight end in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Charbonnet could receive most of the work at running back in Week 17 since Kenneth Walker III is dealing with an injury. Charbonnet can be at least a flex option in fantasy leagues if he starts.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see if Walker has any chance to play after suffering the injury during the Week 16 game. He is at least a flex option when healthy, but fantasy players will need to other options ready can he sits out.

Huddle Up: Interestingly, McIntosh had four touches to three for Zach Charbonnet in a game where Kenneth Walker (ankle) injured his ankle. With Seattle set to face the Bears on Thursday night, it feels like a long shot that Walker will be ready to roll. The smart money is still on the more experienced Charbonnet to step in and function as the lead back, but keep an eye out to see if there are any rumblings about McIntosh being in line for a bigger role.

Huddle Up: While Charbonnet always fills a complementary role when Kenneth Walker (ankle) is active, Walker went down with an injury on Sunday, and it still barely got Charbonnet on the field. In fact, he had fewer touches than Kenny McIntosh. That's something to keep an eye on as Seattle plays on Thursday night, making it unlikely that Walker will be available. To date, that has meant Charbonnet is the lead back. If that's the case again, he could have RB3/flex value with RB2 upside given how porous the Bears defense has been. Keep an eye out to see if there any updates about McIntosh/Charbonnet.

Huddle Up: Metcalf had gone five games without finding the end zone, and he has just four touchdowns all season. Overall, Metcalf has cooled after a strong start, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba seems to have surpassed him in the pecking order. Metcalf has become more of a WR3 each week.

Huddle Up: Smith-Njigba topped 70 receiving yards for the seventh straight game and went over 1,000 yards on the year. He has emerged as the No. 1 option in the Seattle passing attack.

Huddle Up: If Walker misses time, Zach Charbonnet has already proven he can be a solid replacement. Keep an eye out for Walker's status ahead of Week 17.