The Seattle Seahawks were expected to struggle when they traded away nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson and named veteran Geno Smith as their starter. Smith, who became an opening day starter for the first time since 2014, had been written off by the national media. The only problem, he would later say, was that he didn't write back.

And at least some of the fine points in Sam Darnold’s Seahawks contract began to be revealed on Sunday. The contract Darnold signed with the Seahawks on Thursday — which he initially agreed to on Monday — was advertised as three years and worth up to $100.

The Seattle Seahawks are going through a significant makeover this offseason, and it's still to be determined whether or not those changes are for the better or worse of the NFC West franchise. Their latest move,

Cooper Kupp has found his new home in the NFL. The former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver has agreed to terms with the Seattle Seahawks, CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports. Kupp is getting a three-year, $45 million deal, according to ESPN .

It's been a dizzying start to the offseason and free agency for the Seahawks, who agreed to sign Cooper Kupp on Friday. Here's where things stand.