Seahawks players were back at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center on Tuesday for the start of the team's offseason workout program, and like the start of any new season, there was plenty of ...

The Seattle Seahawks arguably had the craziest offseason of any team in the NFL. Sweeping change was initiated by GM John Schneider and head coach Mike Macdonald. At the forefront of the offseason ...

This is no position group on this roster that needs more immediate and long-term help than the offensive line. That has been the case for almost a decade now, and it is not getting any better.

The earlier Seattle decides, the better off Schneider and Macdonald will be regarding the rest of the offseason ... is not an inherently flawed strategy. The Seahawks just need a higher success ...

Exactly how much of that is fully guaranteed will determine whether the Seahawks are truly tied to Darnold for two years or whether they'd have a realistic out next offseason should he regress in ...

Whenever the Seahawks hire a coordinator, the next big question they'll have to tackle is the future of quarterback Geno Smith, who enters another offseason of uncertainty as he seeks an extension.

It has been a very busy offseason for the Seattle Seahawks. The departures of Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett ensure that this offense is set to look completely different in Mike ...

On the other hand, it seems pretty obvious that the Seahawks wanted to use this offseason as somewhat of a reset. Moving on from Lockett, Smith and Metcalf is more than enough proof of that.

The Seattle Seahawks have made some shrewd moves this offseason. Seattle received a third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft for trading starting quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders.