The Seattle Seahawks are hurting at running back and Marshawn Lynch could be the answer.

Lynch will reportedly meet with the organization on Monday.

After losing Rashaad Penny to a torn ACL earlier this month, the Seahawks lost Chris Carson to a hip injury and C.J. Prosise to a broken arm on Sunday.

Lynch, 33, played six games for the Raiders last season. He rushed 90 times for 376 yards and three touchdowns.

The Seattle Seahawks fear Chris Carson suffered a season-ending hip injury in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

Carson was injured in the second quarter. Pete Carroll said postgame that Carson was undergoing tests to determine the severity of the hip injury, but that the team's doctors were telling the coach it appears to be season-ending.

Seattle's Week 17 game against the San Francisco 49ers will determine the NFC West title.

The NFL has moved the San Francisco 49ers-Seattle Seahawks Week 17 game to Sunday Night Football on NBC.

The winner of the game will almost certainly get a bye while the loser will play on the road in the Wildcard round.

The 49ers lost their first game of the season in Week 10 to the Seahawks in a 27-24 overtime contest.

The 49ers will be playing in their sixth primetime game of the year while it will be the fifth for the Seahawks.

Jose Gordon has been suspended indefinitely by the NFL for violating the NFL's policies on performance enhancing substances and substances of abuse.

Gordon was released by the New England Patriots earlier this season and was picked up by the Seattle Seahawks.

Gordon has been suspended by the NFL on numerous occasions throughout his career.

The Seattle Seahawks lost Rashaad Penny early in Sunday night's loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Penny went down with a sprained left ACL after a 16-yard reception on a screen pass.

"We don't know how serious it is, but it's significant," Pete Carroll said.

The Seattle Seahawks are slight favorites to win the NFC West ahead of the San Francisco 49ers going into Week 14, according to SportsBetting.ag.

The winner of the NFC West is likely to end up with either the No. 1 or No. 2 seed in the playoffs.

Seattle has an easier schedule to finish the season and also host the 49ers in Week 17.

While discussing his departure from the Houston Texans, Jadeveon Clowney clarified how things ended with the team that drafted him.

"People say, 'He was trying to leave.' That's a lie. I didn't ask them to trade me," the Seattle Seahawks defender said. "I didn't even ask them to pay me any more. I just wanted to play one last year with my teammates. But hey, it's part of the business. It was a business move, and I got the short end of the stick at the time. Now? It looks like I got the big end of the stick."

The Texans traded Clowney to the Seahawks on Sept. 1.