One more move like it could put the franchise in line for quarterback Cam Ward of the Miami Hurricanes with the No. 1 pick in next month's NFL draft. Seahawks wideout DK Metcalf,

Seattle is widely expected to heavily pursue free agent quarterback Sam Darnold to replace Smith. When this news broke, I began to wonder why the Seahawks would be willing to potentially pay Darnold roughly $40 million per year (which is what Spotrac is estimating he will fetch) when they apparently did not want to give Geno Smith the $40-$45 million a year he is reportedly seeking.

The Seattle Seahawks have lowered their asking price for DK Metcalf, which is the good news. The bad news is what else he is asking for.

In the less than a week, the Seattle Seahawks' offense looks virtually unrecognizable. The Seahawks cut Tyler Lockett on Wednesday and traded away Geno Smith on

After trading away quarterback Geno Smith on Friday night, one of the Seattle Seahawks’ next orders of business will be to sort out the future of star wide receiver DK Metcalf. Metcalf requested a trade from the organization earlier this month,

The Seattle Seahawks reportedly made a wild offer to the Las Vegas Raiders that ultimately ended up in a Geno Smith trade.

Once DK Metcalf requested a trade from the Seattle Seahawks, there were many viable suitors for the 27-year-old receiver. With multiple landing spots for Metcalf, the Seahawks almost pawned him off to the Raiders in their Geno Smith trade.

The Seahawks and Raiders are slowly coming back to Earth after the wild Geno Smith trade on Friday, sparking DK Metcalf rumors.

Through the one million angles we’ve explored from the recent Geno Smith trade, one area we somehow haven’t addressed yet is the Seattle Seahawks’ salary cap space. We’ll take care of that on this Sunday before the start of a new league year.