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Seahawks defence tops ESPN rest-of-season fantasy ranking

Eric Karabell ranked Seattle’s defence and special teams first after the Seahawks opened the 2026 season 2–0, allowing 17 points and scoring 24 PPR fantasy points across two games.

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ESPN’s Eric Karabell has ranked the Seattle Seahawks’ defence and special teams first in his rest-of-season fantasy football rankings. The assessment concerns projected fantasy output for the remainder of the season, following Seattle’s 2–0 start.

The unit has scored 24 points in PPR fantasy leagues across its first two games, according to ESPN Fantasy Football. Seattle beat New England 13–10 in Week 1 and Arizona 31–7 in Week 2.

Against New England, the Seahawks recorded three sacks and three interceptions, while kicker Jason Myers converted both field-goal attempts and his extra point. The Patriots finished with 277 total yards.

Arizona managed 151 total yards in Week 2, as Seattle recorded two sacks and intercepted quarterback Jacoby Brissett once. Myers made his field goal and all four extra-point attempts.

Seattle has allowed 17 points across the two games. Karabell’s ranking reflects fantasy projections; it is not a league standing or a guarantee of future returns.

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