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DeMarcus Lawrence will be 33 years old when he makes his Seahawks debut. Does he have anything left in the tank?
Looking to bolster Mike Macdonald’s defense, the Seahawks went after a veteran and very productive edge, DeMarcus Lawrence, who was with the Dallas Cowboys for a decade. With his most productive years in the rearview mirror, what can we expect from D-Law in his time with the Seahawks?
Who is DeMarcus Lawrence?Demarcus Lawrence, DE, RAS...
Think you can figure out which Seahawks player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out in our new guessing game!
Happy Friday, Field Gulls! We’re back for another day of the Field Gulls in-5 daily trivia game. Game instructions are at the bottom if you’re new to the game! Feel free to share your results in the comments and feedback in the Google Form.
Today’s Field Gulls in-5 gameIf you can’t see the game due to Apple News or another service, click...
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How will Cooper Kupp fit into the Kubiak offense?
In Today’s Links: reactions to our Seattle Seahawks signing Cooper Kupp, more info and analysis of the Sam Darnold signing, and well, that’s kind of it for the ‘Hawks-centric links. Some other stuff going on, too. But, mostly, that’s it. How are yall feeling about the Kupp signing? You think it will help or hurt the new Klint Kubiak offense? Let us know in the comments...
The deal seemed to come out of nowhere, as many reports indicated that negotiations on an extension were underway.
The Seattle Seahawks on Friday got creative with their Cooper Kupp announcement. Cupp broke the news himself on X that he was returning to the State of Washington to play for his hometown Seahawks.
In one of his first interviews after signing his new deal, he took a clear shot at his former team by saying he would never win a Super Bowl in Dallas.
Cooper Kupp has decided to sign with the Seattle Seahawks, and nobody seems happier about the move than Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
Former Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp agreed to a three-year, $45 million deal with the Seattle Seahawks, multiple outlets reported Friday. Joining the Seahawks rates as a homecoming for Kupp, who grew up roughly 140 miles away in Yakima, Wash., and was later an FCS star at Eastern Washington.
The Seattle Seahawks are signing wide receiver Cooper Kupp to a three-year, $45 million contract, per a report from NFL Network's Mike Garafolo. Kupp took to social media to post of picture of himself in a Seahawks uniform with the caption, "Washington back across my chest.
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After years of being an opponent, Cooper Kupp will get to play with the Seahawks.
The next phase of Cooper Kupp’s NFL career will be in his home state of Washington.
After his recent release from the Los Angeles Rams, Kupp is heading back up north to play for the Seattle Seahawks. Ian Rapoport says “he’s likely to make $15 million per year or more” but details are scant.
Kupp, a Yakima native, starred at Eastern Washington University...
Cooper Kupp has found his next home after moving on from the Los Angeles Rams. The Super Bowl LVI MVP is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Eight-year veteran wide receiver Cooper Kupp signed a new contract with the Seattle Seahawks. Kupp, a one-time Super Bowl champion, spent his entire career with the Los Angeles Rams.
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Jenkins is one of the top free agent guards left on the market.
The Seattle Seahawks have been unable to land a projected starting caliber offensive lineman through the first week of free agency, but don’t be too discouraged just yet.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Friday that the Seahawks are scheduled to meet with former Chicago Bears guard Teven Jenkins, who’s one of the few notable interior offensive linemen still available after the...
Breaking down Seahawks trades, free agency, and NFL Draft strategy with former Field Gulls podcast host Dayna O’Gorman.
We recap the crazy week with special guest Dayna O’Gorman, Seattle Seahawks fan, NFL writer, former Field Gulls Podcast host, and member of the Our Turf Football podcast.
We break down the whirlwind week of Seahawks news! Dayne gives her take on the trades of DK Metcalf and Geno Smith to the exciting start of free agency, we dive into all of it. We also explore...
The Seattle Seahawks announced they re-signed WR Cody White to a contract extension on Friday. White, 26, wound up going undrafted out of Michigan State back in 2020.
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Guess who’s back? Back again? Cody’s back. Tell a friend.
The first wave of free agency has come and gone, as teams threw cap space at players earlier in the week as if it was burning a hole in their pocket. Big guys in the trenches were getting monster contracts left and right, and even many of those who have had difficulty staying healthy during their career.
Now comes the second wave when teams begin to target lower cost players and...
Sam Darnold made his debut as the Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback on Thursday, reflecting on the tough end to his season with the Minnesota Vikings and how he plans to improve moving forward.
Upgrading along the offensive line is known to be a priority for the Seahawks, and the team will host one of the top remaining free agent options soon.
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Brown’s return to the Pacific Northwest was brief. Now it’s time to head to the other side of the country.
Unsurprisingly, the Seattle Seahawks’ theme of not re-signing any of their 2024 free agents continues.
Tight end Pharaoh Brown’s first season in Seattle was also his last. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports that the former Oregon player will be heading to the Miami Dolphins. Terms of the deal haven’t yet been disclosed but it’s most...
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Dolphins are signing TE Pharaoh Brown to a contract on Friday. Brown, 30, wound up signing on with the Raiders as an undrafted free agent out of Oregon back in 2017.