When the Seattle Seahawks sent Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders, they also shipped away a sure thing at quarterback. Smith wasn't one of the league's top passers, but he was certainty underrated and a proven starter on an offense that, in 2025, would bring in quite a few new faces. The Seahawks gained youth, mobility, and some extra cash with the collection of Sam Darnold, Drew Lock and Jalen Milroe this offseason.
The Seahawks will debut their Rivalries alternate in Week 16 against the LA Rams on Thursday Night Football
Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll is making some bold comparisons before training camp.
It's getting pretty late in the game for teams around the NFL to improve their teams via trade before the start of the 2025 season. The single best player who might get dealt before Week 1 is Dallas Cowboys superstar edge rusher Micah Parsons, who's entering the final year of his rookie contract. On the open market Parsons could command over $40 million per season, putting him in range with other elite performers at his position like Myles Garrett and T.J. Watt. As they always do, the Cowboys front office is dragging their feet when it comes to paying their best players what they're owed.
DK Metcalf arriving for training camp gained traction
Noah Fant‘s free agent tour began yesterday with the Bengals. The veteran tight end is exploring his options before taking a new deal, though. Fant will meet with the Saints, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Saints are scheduled to host TE Noah Fant for a visit. The Bengals also hosted Fant for a visit earlier this week. Schultz reports that both Fant and Cincinnati plan to stay in touch after a “positive” meeting. Fant, 27, is a former first-round pick of the Broncos back in 2019.
Tight end Noah Fant, recently released by the Seahawks, reportedly scheduled a visit with the Saints after meeting with the Bengals.
Seattle Seahawks UDFA defensive lineman Jared Ivey is projected to make the 53-man roster, per Bleacher Report.
The Seattle Seahawks had one of the busiest offseasons in the NFL. Despite winning 10 games last year with a rookie head coach, the front office axed so much of the team and traded out players. After a plethora of unexpected moves this offseason, the Seattle Seahawks are in a very different place. All their work garnered a B+ grade, one of the best any team got, from Nate Davis with USA Today.
The Seattle Seahawks have done well selecting lengthy cornerbacks in the fifth round of the NFL draft. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Sherman developed into one of the league's premier cornerbacks, while leading the Legion of Boom to years of dominance. In 2022, the Seahawks thought they found their next Sherman when Riq Woolen had a breakout campaign.
An underrated part of Sam Darnold's big breakout year with the Minnesota Vikings is that he had little choice but to perform at a high level every day at practice. Minnesota had one of the NFL's top defensive units last season, finishing with the fifth-fewest points allowed in the league. While the rest of Darnold's supporting cast isn't on the same level as the Vikings, he will continue to have the benefit of facing one of the NFL's toughest defenses every day with the Seattle Seahawks. Seattle finished last year ranking 12th in scoring defense, but that belies the progress they made in the second half of the season, when they performed at a top-five level after the bye week.
Former Alabama quarterback, Jalen Milroe appears to be displaying his arm talent in training camp for the Seattle Seahawks ahead of the 2025 season. Milroe was drafted by the Seahawks in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Miscast, mothballed in 2024 by Scott Huff and Ryan Grubb, Haynes is starting in Klint Kubiak’s new offense. For good reason.
Jul. 24—RENTON, Wash. — Naturally, Seattle Seahawks fans with 509 phone prefixes will be curious about the training camp status of right tackle Abe Lucas and wide receiver Cooper Kupp. Washington State and Eastern Washington followers have specific rooting interests in these two. But from a macro perspective, even the casual Hawks supporter can see that the preparedness of Lucas and Kupp will ...
New San Francisco 49ers defensive back Tre Brown is entering his fifth season in the league and signed a one-year, $1.03 million free-agent deal after playing four seasons with the division rival Seattle Seahawks. Brown was a fourth-round pick of the Seahawks back in 2021 and struggled for playing time over his first two seasons with the club, totaling just 11 games played in 2021 and 2022. Brown got just three starts in 13 appearances last year in his final season in Seattle, and his numbers fell off just a bit.
Four-time Pro Bowl defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence brings a long track record of production to the Pacific Northwest. Lawrence, who signed a three-year, $40 million deal with the Seahawks in March, racked up 61.5 sacks and 97 tackles for loss during his standout 11-year run with the Dallas Cowboys.
Seattle Seahawks fans should be more than familiar with this concept by now, as they've been suffering through a decade-long streak of poor offensive line play. What little hope for improvement this season has to hinge on rookie Grey Zabel being great right out of the gate and right tackle Abe Lucas staying healthy after missing most of the last two seasons with knee pain. Seattle has a solid left tackle with Charles Cross but that's just about the only sure thing this unit has going for it just six weeks removed from the start of the season. The worst of it is the situation at center and right guard, where there were multiple upgrades available in both free agency and the draft, but the Seahawks passed on all of them.
The violent nature of the game means that no NFL team is ever 100% healthy - even at the start of training camp. The Seattle Seahawks are no exception to the rule, and they are dealing with a few injuries as they get to work preparing for the 2025 season. To recap, returning veteran cornerback Shaq Griffin sat out the team's first practice yesterday due to an illness. Starting running back Kenneth Walker III remains a bit banged up, as well.
Less than a week after being released by the Seahawks, tight end Noah Fant is already receiving interest from multiple teams, according to FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz.
Seattle Seahawks outside linebacker Derick Hall became the star of our Wednesday show without even appearing. My co-host Michael Bumpus and I sat down to interview Hall after our show while the Mariners were taking on the Brewers for a matinee rubbermatch (we don't need to revisit that one, let's leave it in the rear view). You'll hear the interview Thursday on Seattle Sports' Bump and Stacy, but you have to know why it matters so we'll get to a spoiler. The interview started with Hall talking about all the growing he's done since his first day at training camp back in 2023.
In his first year as the Seattle Seahawks' head coach, Mike Macdonald put together a mish-mashed staff with wildly varying levels of experience. Arguably the most questionable hire that Macdonald made was naming Jay Harbaugh as his special teams coordinator. While he was coming off a national championship at Michigan, it's also worth mentioning that his father was the head coach of that team, and regardless of whatever qualifications he may have had it's tough to dismiss charges of nepotism. Harbaugh had a rough first year as the Seahawks' coordinator on special teams, where ghastly mistakes were common - contributing to one of the league's worst average starting field positions.
Six-year veteran quarterback Drew Lock signed a new contract with the Seattle Seahawks. Lock, a former second-round pick, spent the 2024 season with the New York Giants but has also played for the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks.
The Seattle Seahawks weren't the only team who held their opening training camp practice on Wednesday. In East Rutherford, former Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson made his Giants training camp debut.
The 31-year-old set career highs in the past two seasons with the Vikings.
The Bengals are hosting free-agent TE Noah Fant for a visit on Thursday, according to Jordan Schultz. Fant, 27, is a former first-round pick of the Broncos back in 2019.
Per the wire, the Seahawks have placed veteran DT Johnathan Hankins on the non-football injury list. Hankins, 33, is a former second-round pick of the Giants back in 2013.
Long before Jeffrey Dean Morgan became a household name for his role in the hit series, The Walking Dead, he was a diehard Seattle Seahawks fan. And that hasn’t changed today.
Micah Parsons mentioned the Las Vegas Raiders‘ approach to handling Maxx Crosby’s contract, which was intriguing. Additionally, Geno Smith appears fully committed—he’s all in—along with other notable updates.