Even with John Schneider still in charge, the dynamic changes with Pete Carroll gone.
The pictures of iconic moments from the Pete Carroll era have been removed from Seattle’s training facility.
A challenger to Geno Smith is something worth considering for Seattle.
Seattle reportedly signs former Carolina Panthers receiver Laviska Shenault Jr.
Former University of Washington standout Troy Fautanu is a popular pick among mock drafts to head to Seattle at No. 16 overall.
Seattle appears to take the last step towards filling holes at safety left by Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams.
The 25-year-old has played in 31 games, starting once, since being drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in 2020.
Seattle is also receiving fourth- and sixth-round picks from Washington in exchange for third- and fifth-rounders.
The franchise’s all-time leader in tackles is reuniting with ex-defensive coordinator Dan Quinn on the east coast.
Veteran safety Rayshawn Jenkins highlights a handful of players heading to Seattle.
Williams posted on social media he’s returning on a three-year deal. Fant’s deal is for two years.
Seattle returns little experience at the position after cutting veterans Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams.
The significant moves give the team a boost in salary cap space ahead of the new NFL year.
The UW product is the only tight end under contract for 2024, but the team could save nearly $7 million in salary cap space if he’s released.
The running back position brings rare certainty to Seattle’s offseason of upheaval.
The veteran’s 2024 salary recently became guaranteed, but a trade is still possible.
Ryan Grubb and fellow new hires defensive coordinator Aden Durde and special-team coach Jay Harbaugh met with media Thursday.
