The Seattle Seahawks saw Greg Olsen suffer a serious injury in Thursday night's win over the Arizona Cardinals.

The team fears the tight end ruptured fascia in his left foot.

Olsen went down in obvious pain without being contacted with around 11½ minutes left in the fourth quarter.

"He has a fascia tear injury that he's had before in his other foot," Pete Carroll said. "He knows exactly what it is. Sometimes when it ruptures like it did -- we think -- it's the best thing for a quick recovery. So we'll see what happens and wish him the best, and hopefully he can make it back. The fact that he's already had this before really helps him understand what's coming up."

The home of the Seattle Seahawks has been renamed.

Long known as CenturyLink Field the stadium is now known as Lumen Field.

CenturyLink announced in September that the company was rebranding to Lumen Technologies.

The current naming rights deal, which was extended in 2017, runs through the 2033 season.

Chris Carson is listed as questionable, but the running back is unlikely to play for the Seattle Seahawks against the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night.

However, the Seahawks are expected to have Carlos Hyde back. Both Carson (foot) and Hyde (hamstring) were injured in Week 7 against the Cardinals.

"They did make it through the week and Carlos looked strong throughout," Pete Carroll said. "Chris, we're going to wait until tomorrow to figure out what we're doing with it, but he did practice and looked good in all the stuff that he did. So we're real close with Chris. Feeling really good that Carlos will be out there."

The Seattle Seahawks have lost three of their last four games as Russell Wilson has been mired in a stretch of turnovers unlike any in his career.

"You may slip and fall a little bit," Wilson said. "You've got to just keep climbing. I think Vince Lombardi said something about that one time. I think he talked about the man who's on top of the mountain didn't just get there. It's so true. I think that as a team, there's always challenges ... The guys that can keep getting up and keep swinging, those are the players and those are the teams that keep overcoming. What I do know about myself is I'm an overcomer. I've been doubted before. One thing about me is I'm going to keep swinging."

Wilson has 10 turnovers since Week 7, his most in a four-game stretch since he entered the league as a third-round pick in 2012.

The Seahawks have dropped from 5-0 to 6-3 and into a three-way tie with the Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals for first place in the NFC West.

Pete Carroll has signed a multiyear extension through 2025 to remain head coach of the Seattle Seahawks.

Carroll's deal will make him among the highest-paid coaches in the NFL.

Carroll is the NFL's oldest head coach at the age of 69. Now in his 11th season with the Seahawks, Carroll is the winningest head coach in franchise history with a record of 106-60-1.

Russell Wilson revealed during a podcast in October that he spends approximately $1 million per season on maintaining his body.

“I have a whole performance team. I’ve got a whole group,” Wilson said. “I’ve got a full-time trainer that travels with me everywhere, and works with [wife] Ciara, too.”

Wilson signed a four-year, $140 million extension with the Seattle Seahawks last April.

“I have a full-time massage person. We have two chefs, we have a whole performance team,” he continued.

“I do 365,” Wilson said of the days he does bodywork. “The only time I don’t — I probably do 363. The reality is Christmas, depending on the circumstances, and usually, I do because usually have a game around then, and Thanksgiving.”

After catching two of Russell Wilson's four touchdown passes on Sunday, DK Metcalf promoted his quarterback's MVP chances.

"The 'Russ for MVP' train is back on the tracks," Metcalf said. "Let's go."

The Seattle Seahawks are 6-1 and atop the NFC West. They rebounded against the San Francisco 49ers after a loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7.

"Russell played terrific today," Pete Carroll said. "He knew how this game was going to go; we had to throw the ball quick, and a lot of short stuff and all that. ... He did a great job throughout the day."