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Seahawks Snap Reactions: Emanuel Wilson capitalizes on Jadarian Price’s absence

The Seattle Seahawks’ offense leaned heavily on running back Emanuel Wilson in a 30–23 win over the Los Angeles Chargers at Lumen Field, where he accounted for 21 carries, 81 rushing yards, and two touchdowns—one on the ground and one through the air. Wilson dominated the snap count, playing 60% of offensive snaps while fellow backs George Holani and Velus Jones saw limited action, marking the fourth time in his career Wilson surpassed 75 rushing yards in a game and the second such performance in three weeks.

The offensive line rotation at right guard continued to fluctuate between Christian Haynes and Beau Stephens, though Haynes allowed four of the eight pressures Seattle’s line surrendered, raising questions about consistency at the position with Anthony Bradford sidelined for at least two more games. Meanwhile, wide receiver Tory Horton’s snap count has steadily declined over the past three weeks, dropping from 31.4% of offensive snaps in Week 2 to just 16.7% in Week 4, as the coaching staff appears hesitant to increase his role despite calls for more involvement.

On defense, the secondary showed renewed energy with the return of Julian Love, who played every snap, while Trevon Diggs made his first regular-season appearance after being elevated from the practice squad. Nehemiah Pritchett, however, saw his playing time reduced further, continuing a trend of limited usage this season.

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