2026 NFL Week 6

Don Wassall

Don Wassall

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Seattle at Denver to kick off the week, two "cream of the crop" teams by Freethinker's demographic methodology.

Riley Moss is active after missing last week's game with a rib injury and not practicing earlier in the week, but that's no guarantee that he'll be out there every play, or at all. Ladd McConkey went from questionable to active last week and never entered the game, but at least Moss is trending in the right direction and avoided a major injury.

Ty Okada returned from injury last week and should be starting in the Seattle backfield, while Drake Thomas, who has been a stalwart at linebacker, is out.

Would be nice to see Sam Darnold look Cooper Kupp's way more than he has, which up to now has been barely at all. Would also be nice to see Bo Nix and the Denver offense come to life as they've been a major disappointment to this point. Sean Payton is now more involved in the play calling, which should help, though Seattle has a tough defense by Caste NFL standards.
 
Seems like Moss is playing half the snaps maybe. Seattle has done nothing on offense so far, although Kupp has 2 catches for 13 yards not against Moss.
 
Snow Plow said:
Seems like Moss is playing half the snaps maybe. Seattle has done nothing on offense so far, although Kupp has 2 catches for 13 yards not against Moss.
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Speaking of snow plow I think there might have been 10 of our guys on the field on that last TD run
 
Herbstreit called Singleton one of the underrated great players earlier.

Kupp with his 4th catch of the half.
 
Snow Plow said:
Herbstreit called Singleton one of the underrated great players earlier.

Kupp with his 4th catch of the half.
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I really like Herbstreit as an analyst. He was super-Caste years ago but he's as good as any analyst now when it comes to praising White athleticism and talent. Might have something to do with two of his sons at verboten positions forced to be walk-ons who did little as collegians, one as a d-back the other a receiver.
 
Nix running around for quite a while looking for an open man, but none of the Bronco receivers apparently made an attempt to come back towards him. They showed Mims who "didn't even look back" as Herbstreit put it. Are receivers so stupid that they don't know to change up their original route and try to get open when the quarterback is flushed out of the pocket, or do they just not care?
 
Yes, it’s too bad there aren’t any intelligent, underutilized 6-4 speedsters on a team that could use an overly criticized lunchpail cornerback to make a trade with.
 
Kupp 5 for 50, Darnold looked awful, Nix didn’t look great. Moss played only a handful of snaps. Not really any TE action. Pretty boring game and infuriating for Seahawks fans
 
A bit of a clunker. I will say Zach Allen deserves more credit (I know he has begrudgingly started to get some). He is a dominant lineman.
 
That was about as boring as a game can be between two of the more White friendly teams. Total snoozer.
 
At least we had good games form Okada, Singleton, Allen, and a little bit of Riley Mills. The two quarterbacks weren’t good though. It was good to see Kupp involved more than usual.

Darnolds game losing interception stemmed from him ignoring an open Kupp in favor of Shaheed who was totally covered
 
Ladd McConkey doesn't have an injury designation going into tomorrow's game, unlike last week when he was called questionable and though active for the game didn't play at all. The Chargers are 0-5 and desperate for a win against the Chiefs, but their already weak receiving group is depleted even more by injuries so hopefully Ladd plays and is Herbert's main target, but after what happened last week we just don't know yet if he's actually healthy enough to take on that role.
 
Injuries have killed this season more than any season in the last decade. Hoping our guys can catch a break. It's just a buzz kill when so many men that we root for are lost for most or for all of the season. Have to hope for for the best.

On a bright note both Cmac and Skatt are in the middle of the stats for running backs. Not too bad. Hope they can both heat up as the season goes forward and get some 100 yards rushing games. Would be great to see both of them finish in the top 10 in rushing by the end of the years while leading their teams into the playoffs. Having 2 white rb's in the playoffs would make my holidays bright. :)
 
White Lightning said:
Injuries have killed this season more than any season in the last decade. Hoping our guys can catch a break. It's just a buzz kill when so many men that we root for are lost for most or for all of the season. Have to hope for for the best.

On a bright note both Cmac and Skatt are in the middle of the stats for running backs. Not too bad. Hope they can both heat up as the season goes forward and get some 100 yards rushing games. Would be great to see both of them finish in the top 10 in rushing by the end of the years while leading their teams into the playoffs. Having 2 white rb's in the playoffs would make my holidays bright. :)
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Injuries shouldn't be an excuse. There are alot of White skill position players either on practice squads or as free agents that proved their ability in the preseason. We are seeing the roster churn every week where White players are getting cut from the bottom of the 53 man roster or practice squad to make way for countless black scrubs that will do nothing.
 
We still have 3/4 of the season to play. Plenty of time for Skatt and CMC to put up big games. McCaffrey is due to bust a long run - close a few times. Skatt is an amazing back.

Ladd is (hopefully) turning the corner on his injuries. Allen remains the best player in the league, unlike anyone seen before. Some very good defensive stars for us.

But a LOT of injuries and very little depth hurts us. It also frustrates when we can clearly see how our guys are better and don’t get the chance (Dean Conners, Castle, Kupp, etc) that inferior blacks do.
 
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