Heading into Week 4 Injury Updates & Other Things We Learned From Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll’s Monday Press ConferenceKey takeaways from Pete Carroll’s press conference heading into Week 4 of the season.Chuck Arnold Russell Wilson Jersey , A Seahawks Fan Since Childhood, Honored To Be Named Team PresidentOnce an intern in the PR department, Chuck Arnold was named Seahawks president in his 25th season with the organization.Chuck Arnold Named President Of Seahawks And First & Goal Inc.Chris McGowan promoted to CEO of Vulcan Sports & Entertainment.Seahawks React To Week 3 Win Over DallasSeahawks players react to their Week 3 victory over Dallas at CenturyLink field.Peter McLoughlin out as Seahawks president and CEO in organizational restructuring | The Seattle TimesChuck Arnold, who has been with the organization for 25 years and chief operating officer since 2013, now takes over. The Seahawks called McLoughlin's departure "mutual."Russell Wilson, dominant defense deliver Seahawks their first win - NFL Nation- ESPNRussell Wilson's two touchdowns, improved play from the offensive line and a commitment to run complemented a familiar intensity on defense.Report: Seahawks work out former Vikings DT David ParrySeattle Seahawks work out recently-released Minnesota Vikings DT David Parry who was released to make room to sign recently-released Seahawks DT Tom Johnson.In the N.F.L., ‘You Don’t Want to Be 0-3’ - The New York TimesFour of seven winless teams got a victory in Week 3. The Raiders, Texans and Cardinals are still winless.Koetter mum on starter: Is it Fitzpatrick or Winston? - NFL.comTampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter isn't ready to tell the world who his Week 4 starting quarterback will be with Jameis Winston returning from suspension.Big Ben, Steelers withstand Fitz's rally to beat Bucs - NFL.comWhew, that was close. The Pittsburgh Steelers escaped disaster on Monday night, withstanding a furious second-half comeback from Ryan Fitzpatrick to defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 30-27.NFL players react to Vance McDonald's stiff-arm TD - NFL.comPittsburgh Steelers tight end Vance McDonald unleashed one of the most devastating stiff-arms ever seen during Monday night's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Aqib Talib, Marcus Peters could miss several weeks - NFL.comLos Angeles Rams cornerbacks Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters are each dealing with injuries they suffered in Sunday's win over the Los Angeles Chargers. When will they return to the team?Chiefs continue to inquire about trade for Earl Thomas - NFL.comA team source on Monday told NFL.com's Jeffri Chadiha that the Chiefs continue to inquire about a trade for Seahawks safety Earl Thomas, but admits it would be difficult pull off.Cardinals name Josh Rosen starting quarterback - NFL.comDespite his tough start (in a difficult situation), the Cardinals are moving forward with the rookie. Coach Steve Wilks named Josh Rosen the Cardinals' starting quarterback on Monday.Muhammad Wilkerson (ankle) likely out for season - NFL.comMuhammad Wilkerson's season might be over before it even reaches Week 4. The defensive lineman's gruesome ankle injury required surgery and is likely season-ending, Ian Rapoport reported.Everson Griffen wrap up: Vikings DE being evaluated after alleged shooting threat at Minneapolis hotel – ProFootballTalkAfter an evening of conflicting reporting - some of which has since been retracted - here is the rundown of what has happened (and what hasn't) with Minnesota Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen.Steelers outlast second half rally to grab 30-27 victory over Buccaneers – ProFootballTalkThe Pittsburgh Steelers withstood a second half rally from Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Buccaneers to get their first win of the season with a 30-27 victory in Tampa Bay on Monday night.49ers’ list of QB candidates does not include Colin Kaepernick – ProFootballTalkThe 49ers have several quarterbacks working out for them Tuesday as they attempt to fill the roster spot left by Jimmy Garoppolo. The list does not include Colin Kaepernick. Entering Week 10 Mychal Kendricks Jersey , the Seattle Seahawks had health questions surrounding a few key players. Chris Carson, D.J. Fluker and Bradley McDougald were all questionable after leaving the previous week’s game through injury. For Carson and McDougald, it was a repeat of the previous week in that their bid to play came down to the day of the game.Though Fluker and Carson would end up as inactives, McDougald started and again had a repeat of the previous week, leaving the game with the same issue he dealt with all week long. (McDougald played 68% of the defense’s snaps, though he did re-enter after initially leaving.)The other two absences led to some interesting decisions, as well. A former second round selection was beaten out by a relative unknown to replace Fluker in the lineup, and first round pick Rashaad Penny got his largest workload of the year. Check out the full snap counts below, before we hit on some notes of interest: RB workload in Chris Carson’s absence Without the Seahawks’ workhorse running back in the lineup, Davis stepped into a starting role and Penny shined. Despite the rookie impressing on nearly every touch, and showing a ceiling Davis does not have, Davis remained the go-to RB throughout the game. Davis played 57% of the offense’s snaps, while Penny saw 40%. Penny turned his smaller playing time into 108 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, while Davis—solid in his own right—converted 15 touches into 80 yards and a touchdown. Elsewhere, C.J. Prosise returned to the game day roster and was expected to be involved, as Pete Carroll had said earlier in the week. His involvement came in the form of two snaps and a single carry, which went for a loss. TE hierarchy To begin the season Will Dissly Jersey , it looked as though Will Dissly was set to takeover Seattle’s starting tight end spot. Dissly’s season came to an abrupt end, so that role went (back) to Nick Vannett, while Ed Dickson waited to come off the NFI list. Dickson has now been back for three games, and Vannett has remained as the team’s starting tight end. Vannett played 60% of the offense’s snaps on Sunday, compared to Dickson’s 35%. On the topic of tight ends, George Fant playing regularly as an eligible receiver/sixth OL is just another part of the offense now. Fant played a considerable amount again, appearing for 29% of the offense’s snaps. K.J. Wright questionsThough Wright has been back in the lineup for three weeks now, there’s still questions surrounding his health. He’s continued to appear on the injury report throughout the week, and has looked a step slower in games. Against a fast Rams offense that stretches defenses horizontally, Wright played just 60% of the defense’s snaps. Though Carroll said after the game Wright’s “knee bothered him,” it appeared to be a strategic decision. Barkevious Mingo’s speed and range are better suited to defend against Los Angeles. Both Wright and Bobby Wagner have been campaigning for Wright to be extended, but unless he can show he’ll be able to get back to his pre-injury level before the season is over, the Seahawks shouldn’t be committing any guaranteed money to him.With key members of both the offense and defense hobbled, Seattle now has to turnaround on a short week, as they host the Packers on Thursday Night Football in a crucial game for both team’s wildcard hopes.