Veteran quarterback Russell Wilson was a reliable starter for the Seattle Seahawks for 10 seasons, missing only three games. Those came in 2021 in what proved to be his final season in the Pacific Northwest. He was dealt to the Denver Broncos in 2021, spent two seasons with the franchise, and was then given his pink slip. The Pittsburgh Steelers snared him last offseason at a bargain price, and after a solid start he faded down the stretch, as did Mike Tomlin's team in general. Andrew Vasquez of USA TODAY Touchdown Wire theorizes that the 13-year veteran “ may have priced himself out of the Steel City. ” The NFL writer feels that there are “five potential landing spots” for the 10-time Pro Bowler
Sports senior writer Jay Busbee put together the ultimate “what if” exercise. It is “The Great NFL Re-Draft of 2025.” “So, imagine the NFL decided to go full fantasy football and empty its rosters after the season,” explained Busbee. Busbee is using the current draft order for 2025. The Tennessee Titans are on the clock, and the selection in quarterback Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills' talented signal-caller who was named the NFL MVP in 2024.
Seattle Seahawks waive former Chiefs fifth-round pick The Seahawks waived two players on Friday, including WR Cornell Powell Matt Urben | 13 Minutes Ago Aug 13, 2022; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Cornell Powell (14) warms up before a game against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Chicago defeated Kansas City 19-14. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Sabau-Imagn Images / Jamie Sabau-Imagn Images In this story: Seattle Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks waived wide receiver Cornell Powell and defensive back Ryan Cooper, the team announced on Friday afternoon. Powell, 27, was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the fifth round of the 2021 draft out of Clemson. He played in three
The Seattle Seahawks will have 10 unrestricted free agents hitting the market on March 12 if none are re-signed before then. Along with those free agents, the team has glaring weaknesses that need to be addressed in the draft and free agency. Next year's cap is supposed to be higher than anticipated, however, which will benefit Seattle. CBS Sports writer Jeff Kerr compiled the Seahawks' projected free agents and top needs heading into this offseason.
On the latest edition of Seattle Sports' John Schneider Show with the longtime Seahawks general manager, Schneider told an interesting story that included a revelation about what went into a first-round NFL Draft selection from earlier in his tenure. Host Bob Stelton asked Schneider, who is also Seahawks president of football operations, how he balances his own evaluations of players with what analytics have to say about them.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they waived CB Ryan Cooper and WR Cornell Powell on Friday. Powell, 27, was a fifth-round pick by the Chiefs out of Clemson in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Mike Macdonald was assembling his new staff, nstalling playbooks this time last year. The 2025 combine begins Monday in Indiana.
For a team like the Seattle Seahawks that's currently projected to be over the NFL salary cap in 2025, every bit of additional breathing room is a plus. According to ESPN's Dan Graziano, the NFL informed teams on Wednesday that the salary cap for the 2025 season will be somewhere between $277.5 million and $281.5 million – which marks at least a $22 million increase from last year's $255.4 million cap.
The Buffalo Bills enter the offseason with a need at the wide receiver position, but making a big-splash addition will be difficult due to the team's cap space restraints. According to Over the Cap, the Bills are slated to be $10.1 million over the salary cap, which amounts to the third-worst situation in the NFL behind the New Orleans Saints and Cleveland Browns. Of course, the Bills will get cap compliant by making cuts and restructures, but how much they're able to clear remains to be seen.
The Seattle Seahawks may decide to target an offensive tackle capable of playing on the right side during the 2025 NFL draft. Last year's presumed starter Abe Lucas spent the majority of the campaign injured for a second straight season. Lucas is entering…
With the Seattle Seahawks in desperate need of offensive line upgrades, it's no surprise that numerous mock drafts have them addressing the issue with their first-round pick. Mock Draft Roundup: Who will Seahawks pick at No. 18? In a pair of recent mock drafts, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and The 33rd Team's Kyle Crabbs both have the Seahawks selecting versatile North Dakota State offensive lineman Grey Zabel with their No. 18 overall pick.
Kalen DeBoer spoke on hiring Ryan Grubb for the first time in 2025 in a recent interview with Bama247:
Draft grades are a fun way to get through the NFL's neverending offseason, but they often don't age well. A draft class that appears to be a slam dunk in April may not look as promising a few months later. While the Seattle Seahawks received decent grades following the 2024 NFL draft, analysts aren't nearly as high on the team's rookie class after Year 1. The Seahawks were praised for selecting blue-chip defensive tackle Byron Murphy with the 16th overall pick.
Even with the news that the NFL salary cap will be increasing from $277 million to $281 million in 2025, the Seattle Seahawks are still roughly $6 million over.
The Carolina Panthers have another void on their coaching staff. According to Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer, Panthers assistant offensive line coach Keli'i Kekuewa is expected to join the Jacksonville Jaguars. His role, per Kaye, has yet to be specif
The Seattle Seahawks as a whole improved tremendously on defense from 2023 to 2024. While the team did not make the playoffs, it was still incredibly encouraging to see Seattle take meaningful leaps forward. In many games in the second half of the season, it…
The Seahawks paused extension talks with Ernest Jones at the end of the regular season, but they’re still looking to re-sign the 25-year-old linebacker for 2025 and beyond.
While a few vets like Tyler Lockett and Dre'Mont Jones might be salary cap casualties, the most-important pieces seem likely to stay in place. Above all else that means keeping starting quarterback Geno Smith and wide receiver DK Metcalf, which probably requires signing both of them to contract extensions. If the Seahawks can't agree to a new number with Smith, it might behoove them to trade him to another team. If that happens, the next domino to fall would likely be Metcalf, who has been surpassed as the team's WR1 by Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
Pro Football Focus is releasing its "Top 101 Players from the 2024 Season" list. Thus far, they've revealed players 101-11. A total of three Seattle Seahawks have qualified. Safety Julian Love clocked in at No. 101 overall, just barel
There's a chance Lockett could soon become a salary-cap casualty.
For over 10 years, Seattle Seahawks fans have wondered why former coach Pete Carroll didn't hand the ball off to Marshawn Lynch on the goal line against the New England Patriots in the waning moments of Super Bowl XLIX. The Patriots are glad the Seahawks went…
The Seattle Seahawks need to upgrade their interior offensive line this offseason. General manager John Schneider does not possess the financial resources required to make a major splash in free agency. The Seahawks are currently over the
With NFL Free Agency approaching in mid March, we often spend time analyzing the best fits for available players. Oftentimes, we neglect the straightforward thought that re-signing with your current team is actually the best possible outcome, given the familiar…
Rams GM Les Snead admitted his desire to have a mobile quarterback leading the offense. “Our cheat code could be a quarterback that could become a sixth eligible and extend plays,” he said, via Rams Wire.
As expected, the Seattle Seahawks have added two new coaches to their offensive staff: Rick Dennison and Justin Outten. Interestingly enough, both men were former offensive coordinators for the Denver Broncos at one point in their careers. Dennison w
The Seattle Seahawks announced they have hired former Saints assistant Rick Dennison as run game coordinator/senior offensive advisor and former Titans TE coach Justin Outten as run game specialist and assistant OL coach.
Projected Cap Space: -$16.7 million Draft Picks: 8 1st (No. 18) 2nd (No. 50) 3rd (No. 82) 4th (No. 137, comp) 5th (No. 173, comp) 6th (No. 186, CHI) 6th (No.
Here are the three possible free-agent cornerbacks that could make sense for the Raiders.