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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald and select players speak to media after preseason Week 1 vs. the Cowboys.
Saturday Aug 15, 2026
FINAL
DAL 17 vs. 7 SEA
Seahawks vs. Cowboys score: Seattle starts preseason with sloppy loss
The Seahawks scored an opening drive touchdown but scored no further in their preseason loss to the Cowboys.
The Seattle Seahawks (0-1) got their 2026 preseason off and running at Lumen Field against the Dallas Cowboys (1-0), but unfortunately they couldn’t get off to a winning start. A bright start led by Drew Lock and Montorie Foster steadily fizzled out, as
the Cowboys rode two impressive Camden Brown touchdowns into a 17-7 win.
Drew Lock and Jalen Milroe alternated every two possessions and collectively failed to clear 100 yards passing. Milroe’s sacks meant Seattle finished the night with just 49 net passing yards. The run game at least had some bright spots without being
explosive, as George Holani and Velus Jones Jr had a few quality carries.
Seattle’s defense did not generate much pass rush, failed to record a sack on either Joe Milton or Sam Howell, and it was a night to forget for Shemar Jean-Charles, who gave up a touchdown and committed a costly pass interference penalty that resulted
in a field goal. The positives included Tyrice Knight and Patrick O’Connell at linebacker, Rylie Mills getting a couple of pressures, and Noah Igbinoghene having a good first half in coverage and as a blitzer.
Oh well, at least these games don’t count.
The Seahawks started the game off on offense, with Drew Lock leading Seattle on a 13-play, 80-yard drive. There was some help from Cowboys cornerback Caelen Carson, who committed a drive-extending pass interference on the first third-down of the
game, followed by a face mask on what was otherwise a Drew Lock scramble for a first down.
There wasn’t any penalty help needed on this third-down touchdown. Lock found Montorie Foster Jr on a great throw-and-catch in the back of the end zone. Foster saw the ball late but still pulled it in for the first touchdown of the night.
Former Seahawks quarterback Sam Howell got the start for the Cowboys, leading a field goal drive on his second possession. Multiple conversions to Jonathan Mingo (plus a pass interference on Shemar Jean-Charles) helped march Dallas down the field.
Noah Igbinoghene’s blitz forced Howell into a poor throw on third down, securing a Seahawks red zone stop after 16 plays. Tyrice Knight, Mike Morris, and Patrick O’Connell all had splash plays on the drive.
Jalen Milroe’s first series of preseason came at about the 11-minute mark of the second quarter. It was an inauspicious start when he had a botched exchange with Olu Oluwatimi but was able to pounce on the fumble. He erased the mistake with a third-
down dart to Jake Bobo to move the sticks. Faced with 3rd and 11, Milroe evaded pressure, tip-toed the sideline and got 12 yards for another conversion. On a 4th and 2 in the red zone, Milroe scrambled out of pressure and improvised a pass to Bobo for
another first down, but Amari Kight was dinged for holding. Jason Myers hooked the subsequent 45-yard field goal wide right.
In the two-minute drill, Seattle’s pass rush didn’t really affect Howell much, and they paid the price. Camden Brown was on the receiving end of a deep shot from Howell, who exploited Shemar Jean-Charles in coverage for the go-ahead touchdown. 10-7
Cowboys at halftime.
Joe Milton started the second half for the Cowboys and he led a touchdown drive right away. Seattle’s third-team defense was largely out there and didn’t particularly impress. Camden Brown sure as hell impressed, scoring a one-handed touchdown on
rookie Michael Dansby to extend Dallas’ lead to 17-7.
After the Seahawks stopped Dallas on the next Cowboys offensive possession, Rashad Rochelle made the most of his opportunity on punt return duties. He ran the ball back 52 yards to set the Seahawks up in great field position.
Drew Lock and company wasted the field position by turning it over on downs on 4th and 4. Logan Brown got whipped and committed a hold, and Lock threw short of the sticks anyway.
Amid a series of penalties on both teams, the Seahawks recorded the first turnover of the game. Cowboys punt returner Traeshon Holden inexplicably decided to return a punt at his own 2-yard line with the whole Seahawks team already in his face.
Shockingly, he lost the ball and T.J. Harden recovered.
Seattle did not score points off of this, somehow. Harden had three carries, didn’t score, and Milroe got sacked on fourth and goal. Dallas was able to run the final six minutes and 32 seconds off the clock, which is nice when you realize everyone in
attendance could go out for dinner with the sun not yet set.
It looked like Bobby Hart was grabbing his right hand in the second quarter, otherwise there was nothing easily noticeable regarding injuries.
The Seahawks take on the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, Aug. 23 at 5 pm PT. It will be nationally televised on FOX.
Seattle Seahawks 2026-27 Schedule
WEEK 1 · Wed 09/09 · 5:20 PM PDT 
WEEK 2 · Sun 09/20 · 1:25 PM PDT AT
WEEK 3 · Sun 09/27 · 10:00 AM PDT AT
WEEK 4 · Sun 10/04 · 1:25 PM PDT VS
WEEK 5 · Sun 10/11 · 1:25 PM PDT VS
WEEK 6 · Thu 10/15 · 5:15 PM PDT AT
WEEK 7 · Sun 10/25 · 5:20 PM PDT VS
WEEK 8 · Mon 11/02 · 5:15 PM PST VS
WEEK 9 · Sun 11/08 · 1:25 PM PST VS
WEEK 10 · Sun 11/15 · 1:05 PM PST AT
WEEK 11 BYE
WEEK 12 · Sun 11/29 · 1:25 PM PST AT
WEEK 13 · Mon 12/07 · 5:15 PM PST VS
WEEK 14 · Sun 12/13 · 1:25 PM PST VS
WEEK 15 · Sat 12/19 · 2:00 PM PST AT
WEEK 16 · Fri 12/25 · 5:15 PM PST VS
WEEK 17 · Sun 01/03 · 10:00 AM PST AT
WEEK 18 · TBD VS
(
@nfllegacy)Seattle Seahawks and Raiders icon Marshawn Lynch goes viral with new hobby while two of his former teams square off to open their preseasons.
When the Seattle Seahawks and Las Vegas Raiders kicked off their 2025 NFL preseason at Lumen Field on Thursday night, it wasn’t just the action on the field that had fans buzzing. Legendary Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, a fan favorite in both Seattle and Las Vegas, caught everyone’s eye with an
unexpected new gig—serving as a credentialed sideline photographer. The viral moment quickly made waves among Seahawks fans and across the football world, spotlighting Lynch’s enduring connection to both teams and his trademark off-field charisma.
Adding to the buzz, Jesse Merrick of Silver & Black Sports Network took to his X (formerly known as Twitter) account, highlighting Lynch’s new passion and posing a playful question about the NFL legend’s talents.
“Marshawn Lynch is on the sidelines taking pictures
What can’t this man do 🤣”
