PFF's NFL Week 18 Team of the Week has been unveiled, featuring standout players recognized for their remarkable performances based on grades and snap counts. The list includes notable names such as Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots, who excelled in his first career start, and Bijan Robinson of the Atlanta Falcons, who closed the season with a spectacular rushing game.

On the defensive side, Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys shone brightly, showcasing his skills with an impressive grade and multiple sacks. The Carolina Panthers offensive line also received accolades for their performance, contributing significantly to their success in the final game of the season.

Puka Nacua of the Los Angeles Rams had an outstanding performance, averaging 6.00 yards per route run and earning a remarkable 92.8 PFF receiving grade in their victory against the Buffalo Bills.

He was named Offensive Player of the Week, highlighting his significant contribution to the team's success. The article also recognizes other standout players, including Josh Hines-Allen from the Jacksonville Jaguars as Defensive Player of the Week and Tykee Smith from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as Rookie of the Week.

The Seattle Seahawks will miss Kenneth Walker in their upcoming NFC West clash against the Arizona Cardinals due to a calf injury. Initially questionable, Walker was ruled out after not practicing for two days. George Holani has been elevated from the practice squad to support the backfield alongside Zach Charbonnet and Kenny McIntosh.

Charbonnet steps in as the lead back, having previously filled in for Walker. The Seahawks also promoted punter Ty Zentner and added cornerback Tre Brown to the injury report. Coach Mike Macdonald is optimistic about Michael Dickson's availability despite his back issues.

Seattle, holding a 7-5 record, aims to preserve their lead in the NFC West against the 6-6 Cardinals, with playoff implications on the line.

The Seattle Seahawks have signed free agent punter Ty Zentner to their practice squad as Michael Dickson deals with a back injury. Jason Peters has been placed on practice squad injured reserve to make room for Zentner, who previously played for the Los Angeles Rams this season.

Zentner, an undrafted player from Kansas State, has averaged 44.1 yards per punt in his career. If he is elevated for the upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals, it will mark the first time in 112 games that the Seahawks have a different punter.

In a thrilling matchup, Leonard Williams shone for the Seattle Seahawks, delivering two crucial sacks against Aaron Rodgers during the final drive, securing a 26-21 victory over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Williams also scored his first career touchdown with a 92-yard pick-six, showcasing his defensive prowess.

Despite a shaky special teams performance, the Seahawks' defense held strong, limiting the Jets to minimal yardage after an early touchdown drive. Seattle's win places them at the top of the NFC West, marking their third consecutive victory.