Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks tight end Will Dissly has an Achilles injury, and the UW Huskies product's season is likely over early for the second year in a row.

The Seahawks came back from deficits at halftime and in the fourth quarter to beat Cleveland 32-28, but they may have lost tight end Will Dissly for the season.

The Seahawks' run game will have to operate without Seattle's No. 2 running back and a pair of starting offensive linemen Sunday in Cleveland.

The Seahawks are coming off their most impactful win of the season so far – a slim 30-29 victory over the division rival and defending NFC Champion Los Angeles Rams – and they have a chance to build on their momentum with a Week 6 contest against the 2-3 Cleveland Browns.

The Seahawks may have to go without both right guard D.J. Fluker and left tackle Duane Brown on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.

The 4-1 Seahawks can't take the 2-3 Browns lightly, but Sunday is also an opportunity for some breakout performances on both sides of the ball.

The Seahawks are only favored by 1 1/2 points Sunday in Cleveland, and Jim Moore sees reason to think the Browns will pull off the upset.

The Seahawks will face a Cleveland front seven led by star defensive end Myles Garrett, and running even more than usual may be Seattle's best plan of attack on Sunday.

The Seahawks have always been able to rack up interceptions under Pete Carroll, but they are 4-1 despite just two picks coming from the secondary.

This isn't the first time Seahawks QB Russell Wilson has played his way into the MVP conversation, but NBC's Mike Tirico made a good point about why he may have a better shot at the award this season.