NFL Free Agency Most Shocking Move NFL Free Agency Most Shocking Move Seahawks Take Bold 1st-Round Gamble with QB Hendon Hooker in Latest Mock Draft The Seattle Seahawks have the fifth overall pick in the upcoming draft, with a latest mock having the NFC franchise taking a quarterback. Author: Adam Schultz Publish date: Mar 29, 2023 7:41 PM EDT In this story: Seattle Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks signed quarterback Geno Smith to a three-year, $75 million deal this offseason . After leading Seattle to an unlikely playoff appearance and getting a Pro Bowl nod, Smith got his due reward. But is he the guy long-term? Possibly. But given his age, time is already ticking fast. NFL reporter Mike Tannenbaum
The Seahawks' biggest needs entering the 2023 NFL Draft are pretty apparent as they finished 31st in football in run defense last year. Seattle has moved on from a majority of its defensive line this offseason, and with the NFL Draft coming up next month, the Hawks can address that position group in a meaningful way.
Wearing the number 0 became an option for NFL players in March 2023, when NFL owners voted to change jersey number rules,
Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll insists the Julian Love signing should not "impact" safeties Jamal Adams or Quandre Diggs.
One of the biggest question marks in the upcoming NFL Draft is someone who many think could land with the Seahawks, who have the No. 5 pick in this draft. But with all the red flags, is it a risk the Seahawks should take?
As soon as the NFL's annual meetings ended here, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider did the same as almost everyone else — boarded a plane to get out of town. Carroll and Schneider boarded the private jet of team chair Jody Allen on Wednesday. Instead, Carroll and Schneider were off to Gainesville, Florida., to attend the University of Florida's pro day Thursday, when the featured attraction will be quarterback Anthony Richardson.
The Seattle Seahawks have already made several changes to their defense in advance of the 2023 season, and while additional moves are expected, safety Jamal Adams’ future in Seattle appears to be secure.
The Seattle Seahawks landed a top free-agent safety this offseason for Pete Carroll’s defense in Julian Love. Love’s signing questioned what the team would do with All-Pro safety Jamal Adams this offseason.
Instant Reaction: Seahawks Sign DT Dre'Mont Jones to Three-Year Deal Instant Reaction: Seahawks Sign DT Dre'Mont Jones to Three-Year Deal Seahawks Signing DT Dre'Mont Jones a Surprise for GM John Schneider? The Seattle Seahawks turned heads by signing former Denver Broncos defensive tackle Dre'Mont Jones in free agency - but according to Seahawks general manager John Schneider, the team didn't anticipate being able to join the pursuit of Jones. Author: Daniel Flick Publish date: Mar 29, 2023 12:00 PM EDT In this story: Seattle Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks entered this offseason in need of help on the defensive front and secured it in a big way - literally - by signing former Denver Broncos defensive
In the latest mock draft from Matt Anderson, the top four quarterbacks go in the top 10, as does the first wide receiver.
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The return of Bobby Wagner, who left unhappy but now has returned with hugs and warm wishes for everyone, suggests that — as always — Pete Carroll wants to win right now. IN OTHER words, they don't plan to wait around for a group of kids to get comfortable in the league.
Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll can relate to the predicament Ravens coach John Harbaugh is in. Last March, the Seahawks released star linebacker Bobby Wagner after a season in which the then-31-year-old earned second-team All-Pro honors and an eighth Pro Bowl selection. It was the 10th straight year that Wagner, a second-round draft pick by Seattle in 2012, had at least 100 tackles, something only Ray Lewis and London Fletcher have done since 1987.
It seems to be a good time to be a member of the Seattle Seahawks. The good vibes extend to other facets of the franchise, too, as former Seahawks Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Hasselbeck shared Monday on Seattle Sports' Brock and Salk. Hasselbeck, who is now an ESPN NFL analyst, has been at the league's annual meetings this week in Phoenix and had a glowing report on the Hawks.
The Seattle Seahawks’ recent playoff appearance, however brief, should offer hope for fans. All things considered, the team is in great shape, but in order to make a run in 2023, they’re going to need backup.
Diggs took to social media to share his thoughts on the situation
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According to Pro Football Focus, Seattle's greatest roster need after free agency is the EDGE.
Bobby Wagner thought things with the Rams would've gone differently than they did after only a one-year tenure
Ukrainian border guards killed at least 15 members of a Wagner Group assault unit in Bakhmut on Sunday, 26 March. Source: State Border Guard Service of Ukraine Quote: "Border guards' aerial reconnaissance spotted a cluster of Wagner Group fighters in Bakhmut.
The Seattle Seahawks released Shelby Harris earlier this month as part of a defensive line purge that also saw the team part ways with Al Woods and Quinton Jefferson. However, the ‘Hawks remain open to a reunion with Harris.
Linebacker Bobby Wagner didn't take long to share his feelings about returning for a second stint with the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks posted a picture Saturday on Twitter of Wagner signing his contract.
The Seahawks have lost a pair of in-house free agents to the AFC.
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The former commander of the Aidar battalion, Yevhen Dykyi, in an interview with Radio NV has explained why Russian oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin decided to return his Wagner PMC mercenaries to Africa.
After a one-year sojourn in Southern California, All-Pro linebacker Bobby Wagner is going back to the Pacific Northwest. NFL.com is reporting that Wagner
After a one-year sojourn in Southern California, All-Pro linebacker Bobby Wagner is going back to the Pacific Northwest. NFL.com is reporting that Wagner
According to several Seattle Seahawks players, eight-time Pro Bowler Bobby Wagner is coming home. Seahawks veteran safety Quandre Diggs played insider, citing sources of his own when reporting Wagner's return. "Future hall of famer LB Bobby Wagner has agreed to terms to return home to the Seattle Seahawks," Diggs Tweeted.
Free agent linebacker Bobby Wagner is returning to the Seattle Seahawks on a one-year, $7 million deal, multiple media outlets reported Saturday. Wagner, 32, spent the first 10 seasons (2012-21) of his career with Seattle, where he was an eight-time Pro Bowl selection and helped the Seahawks win Super Bowl XLVII.
Per Tony Pauline, BYU WR Puka Nacua is getting attention from the Cardinals, Jets, and Rams. Rams COO Kevin Demoff isn’t surprised with how things are currently going for the team and says he knew all along there would be a time when they would have to take a step back following their Super Bowl victory in 2021.
The Las Vegas Raiders say they've signed veteran defensive tackle John Jenkins signed a free-agent contract. He most recently played for the Miami Dolphins the past two seasons. Jenkins also played for the New Orleans Saints from 2013-16, the Seattle Seahawks in 2016, the Chicago Bears in 2017 and 2020 and the New York Giants in 2018. He has 212 career tackles.
Nick Saban not surprisingly says his quarterback, Bryce Young, is the best prospect in the upcoming NFL draft. Now, the star Alabama passer and 2021 Heisman Trophy winner is trying to convince NFL teams that the Crimson Tide coach is right. Young threw a scripted series of passes mostly to former teammates before a large contingent of NFL coaches, scouts and executives. Young and Ohio State’s C.J. Stroud are vying to be the first player taken by the Carolina Panthers on April 27.
The Seattle Seahawks continued the overhaul of their defense by signing versatile safety Julian Love to a two-year deal. Love’s agreement is worth up to $12 million, according to a person with knowledge of the deal, and came after Seattle announced the signing of former first-round linebacker Devin Bush to a one-year deal. The person spoke to The Associated Press on Friday on the condition of anonymity because the team did not announce the financial terms to Love's deal. Love started 16 games last season for the New York Giants and recorded career highs in tackles and interceptions. Bush's signing could fill a void in Seattle's defense at linebacker.
The Seattle Seahawks are bringing back the same quarterback combo from last season and addressed one of their needs on the offensive line. Seattle reached agreement with quarterback Drew Lock and offensive lineman Evan Brown on one-year contracts. Seattle general manager John Schneider confirmed the agreements during his weekly radio show on KIRO-AM. Seattle also announced the signings of defensive linemen Dre’Mont Jones and Jarran Reed that had been agreed to earlier this week. Lock’s return keeps continuity in Seattle’s quarterback room after the Seahawks signed Geno Smith to a new contract earlier this month.
The Seattle Seahawks are bringing back a familiar face after agreeing to a two-year deal with defensive tackle Jarran Reed. The deal with Reed is worth up to $10.8 million according to a person with knowledge of the deal. The person spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity because deals can't be announced until the new league year begins on Wednesday. Reed is the second big agreement for Seattle after reaching a deal with Dre'Mont Jones. Before reaching agreement with Reed, Seattle released veteran defensive linemen Shelby Harris and Quinton Jefferson, clearing more than $13 million in salary cap space.