Jason Myers
Jason Myers remains the unchallenged starting kicker for Seattle, a steady veteran leg whose fantasy value is basically a bet on how often the Seahawks' offense sets him up for scoring chances rather than on his own skill or job security.
Role
Myers is the clear, undisputed placekicker for Seattle with no real camp competition; he handles all field-goal and PAT duty, so his output is a direct function of Seattle's red-zone efficiency, drive volume, and the weather/turf conditions at Lumen Field for home games.
He's one of the most accurate and longest-tenured kickers in the league with a track record of high accuracy on both short and long attempts, and if Seattle's offense is moving the ball consistently he sees a steady stream of scoring opportunities.
Kicker value is inherently volatile week to week and tied to game script; a note like the preseason miss (1-for-2 on field goals, missed PAT) is a reminder that even reliable veterans have off nights, and any offensive slump or increase in Seattle going for it on fourth down/scoring touchdowns instead of settling for field goals directly caps his upside.
Where analysts split
I was unable to pull current in-season coverage or analyst commentary for this response (search tooling was unavailable), so I can't identify a specific point of disagreement among analysts right now beyond the generic volatility concerns inherent to the kicker position.
Research confidence: none. Outlooks are grounded in web search over current reporting and refreshed through the season.
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