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In the next few weeks Seattle Seahawks defensive end Frank Clark will become a very wealthy young man, either after being franchised tagged, after signing a large contract extension with the Hawks or signing with another team in free agency. Regardless of which of those three options comes to pass, Clark is set to receive a substantial raise from either the Seahawks or another team in the coming weeks.
One party that should be watching the Clark negotiations is the Russell Wilson camp....
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Mock draft: second round projection « Seahawks Draft Blog
GoLocalPDX | Seahawks’ Draft Prospects – Wide Receivers
This is the continuation of my series on who the Seattle Seahawks should target in the NFL Draft. I looked at some of the defensive line prospects last week, and now I am moving on to wide receivers.
There is no way Seahawks will stay in the first round of the draft
The mock drafts are everywhere and will keep coming. Forget those that show the Seahawks drafting anyone...
Tyrell Williams is the quintessential sleeper free agent. He is days into his 27th year and therefore can be construed as being in his prime. Should they chose not to re-sign him, the Chargers will have reasons for not re-signing that do not indicate lack of performance by Williams. Keenan Allen was elected to the Pro Bowl in 2017 and 2018, and is under contract through 2020. Mike Williams was the seventh overall pick in 2017, performed roughly equally to Tyrell, and is under contract...
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Columbia Basin Herald - Sports, Running back Chris Carson’s breakout season gives Seahawks stability in backfield
TNSIt wasn’t just the running backs who deserved the credit for a vastly improved Seahawks rushing attack in 2
Report: Former Seahawks QB Jim Zorn to coach in new XFL
Jim Zorn, a former Seahawks quarterback and QB coach who was an NFL head coach for two seasons, will join Vince McMahon's new XFL as a coach, according to NFL reporter Alex Marvez.
3 Late-Round Options to...
Seattle’s history under John Schneider is one plagued with early round mistakes. Yet the Seahawks have enjoyed success acquiring day 3 and undrafted free agent talent. Each year, different holes on the roster appear.
Every offseason, Schneider manages to fill out the 53 with Day 3 and UDFA players that go on to start for Seattle. It’s especially important the General Manager manages to do this once more, given the lack of available resources. So, let’s look at three needs that...
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Aloha! Sorry for the late post everybody! I have the flu and slept through my alarm. Without further ado...to the links!
Clayton: Just 4 draft picks? That won't be a problem for Seahawks GM
It may not look like the Seahawks have a lot of options with what they can do this offseason, but John Schneider has shown that he can do a lot with just a handful of draft picks to start.
Thursday Round-Up: ‘Best Of’ Collection From 2018 Season
A collection of ‘Best Of’ photo galleries and...
The start of the 2019 NFL league year right around the corner, meaning that free agency is on the minds of fans of not just the Seattle Seahawks, but fans of every NFL team. Thus, the important question is how much cap space the Hawks have heading into free agency and the 2019 season.
To start looking at the space available for Seattle in free agency, we’ll turn to OverTheCap.com first, where the Hawks are listed as having $51,994,716 in cap space. However, that is not a final number as...
Wrapping up our series on potential free agent targets for the Seahawks with the linebacker position. K.J. Wright is a free agent—could Bobby Wagner have a new running mate in 2019?
For the first time in his seven-year career, Bobby Wagner may have a new partner at the second level in 2019. K.J. Wright, the longest tenured Seahawk, is set to hit free agency in March. Wagner has repeatedly expressed his desire to see Wright return, as has Wright himself.
However, Seattle cannot make the...
Friday is officially the second half of February, meaning that the NFL Scouting Combine is coming up very soon, but there are multiple dates and deadlines of notes coming up for the Seattle Seahawks that seem more important than in seasons past. In recent offseasons, the Hawks have had business to take care of, including extending pending free agents and tendering restricted free agents, but the next few weeks should be extremely busy by Seahawks offseason standards.
The first order of...
It was on this month, ten years ago that the Seattle Seahawks officially named Jim Mora as their new head coach. Mora was handpicked to replace the retiring Mike Holmgren, who went out with an equal parts awful and unlucky 4-12 disaster of a season. If the Holmgren era had grown stale, Mora was supposed to be the fresh face who would lead the team back to playoff appearances and Super Bowl contention. After all, he led the Atlanta Falcons to within a game of the Super Bowl in 2004!
“We...
Even though the Seahawks have only four picks in this year’s NFL Draft, don’t think they are handcuffed as they look ahead to free agency and the draft. Could WR Jermaine Kearse return to the Seahawks? General manager John Schneider is one of the best – if not the best – in making draft day trades that give him the ability to load up on good, young players. For the last couple of days before a draft, he’ll lock himself in his office and try to think through how he can move back,...
Every offseason, the Seahawks replenish their depth along the defensive line. A couple high-upside players headline their potential options this year.
Throughout the Pete Carroll and John Schneider era, regardless of where the Seahawks’ pressing needs have been in a given offseason, they’ve continuously added to the defensive line. It’s perhaps the group they’ve kept the freshest year-in and year-out, and that trend should continue in the coming months.
Seattle can feel great about...
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NFL, news: Michael Dickson, Seattle Seahawks, season review | Fox Sports
A punter being one of the cool guys on an NFL roster is kind of like the high school’s chess star also being a jock.
Mock Draft Tracker: Who Will The Seahawks Pick at No. 21?
Taking a look at who draft experts think the Seahawks will select in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft.
Wednesday Round-Up: Germain Ifedi Represents NFC At NFL Mexico “Tochito” National Tournament
Seahawks offensive tackle Germain...
Garry Gilliam, former Seattle Seahawks starting right tackle and recipient of one of the greatest plays in franchise history, has been let go by the San Francisco 49ers after just two seasons with the team.
“We would like to thank Garry for his contributions to the team the last two seasons,” 49ers GM John Lynch said in a statement. “He filled in admirably when called upon and was a consummate teammate. We wish him and his family all the best.”
Gilliam was due $5 million if cut...
The offseason is starting to truly get into full gear, with teams starting the process of extending soon to be free agents and making cap cuts prior to the start of the 2019 league year. Thus, it’s as good a time as any to take a quick look at some of the members of the recent draft classes for the Seattle Seahawks and see which players have earned themselves a raise.
Obviously, certain members of the team that have been drafted in the past few years have played their way into raises when...
Terry McLaurin would help the Seattle Seahawks immensely. The former Ohio State Buckeye is exactly what Seattle looks for in a receiver.
Two weeks ago, I dared to dream about the Seahawks landing a dynamic, run-after-catch threat in the 2019 NFL Draft. I hypothesized that Deebo Samuel could be the guy but acknowledged it would be “grossly irresponsible” for Seattle to spend a high pick on a wide receiver, given their more pressing needs.
McLaurin as a pick feels more realistic. Testing...
Frank Clark is the Seattle Seahawks top priority, but with Pete Carroll already saying several times that Clark isn’t going anywhere — meaning that they’ll franchise tag him if need be — he almost becomes a de facto non-priority. The Clark situation, for now, is all but settled and they’ll tag him when the opportunity comes up in a week to when the deadline hits on March 5. Therefore, the second priority kind of becomes the first priority, so what is the second priority for the...
Chris Carson topped 1000 yards in 2018, while Rashaad Penny is a first round selection entering his second season. Why might the Seahawks return to the RB market?
With both Chris Carson and Rashaad Penny under team control, calling running back a need for the Seattle Seahawks is peculiar. However, the Seahawks have shown this was an area they want to address through a couple actions over the past nine months.
The first was their focus on a specific skill set at the position in the lead up...
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What is the Seahawks' biggest position of need in 2019?
Despite the Seahawks' ability to find success in a re-building year, not all of their depth issues were resolved just as quickly. In fact, one glaring hole from 2018 remains their biggest area of need.
New mock draft: 12th February « Seahawks Draft Blog
Seahawks Mailbag: Offseason Priorities, Kids Crying In The Snow & More
You had Seahawks questions; we have answers.
Tuesday Round-Up: Russell Wilson Offseason Training In Mexico
The Saints running back could walk in free agency. Will Atlanta break the bank on a Julio Jones extension? How will Tampa Bay manage its cap?