If the Chiefs decide they need to replace some of what Tyreek Hill used to bring to table for their passing offense, they might choose to target Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf. Going into the offseason,

After nearly two full decades in the NFL, former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Jason Peters is hanging up the cleats. According to Seattle Seahawks GM John Schneider at the NFL combine, Peters is set to retire from the NFL after 19 seasons.

With Jones heading for free agency, and due a sizable raise in pay, we’ve identified three veteran linebackers the Seahawks could identify as Plan B if their own in-house player signs elsewhere. Zack Baun outperformed a buy-low contract with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024,

Nobody is more popular than free agent whose team just won the Super Bowl. That's why NFL fans should expect several Philadelphia Eagles to cash in next month when the market opens. As far as the Seattle Seahawks are concerned,

The Philadelphia Eagles' success in Super Bowl LIX could influence the Seattle Seahawks to add even more pass rushers this offseason.

The Green Bay Packers had a strong regular season but fell short in the playoffs with a lackluster performance against the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Wild Card round. The Seattle Seahawks fell just short of the postseason.

A first-round pick for DK Metcalf is a steep trade price, but the philosophy behind an aggressive offseason should define Washington’s offseason.

The Seahawks’ attack will have a different look to it in 2025 for many reasons. A possible solution to the team’s offensive line issues is suddenly unavailable.

The Washington Commanders should be spenders in both free agency and offseason trades to contend with the Philadelphia Eagles next season.

Jason Peters is finally calling it a career. A nine-time Pro Bowler who spent the prime of his career with the Eagles has decided to retire, according to Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider.

Seattle Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf could be on the trade market this offseason as he enters the final year of his three-year, $72 million deal. While Seattle isn’t actively shopping Metcalf, the Green Bay Packers have had discussions with the Seahawks this week,