Most of the offseason chatter around the Seattle Seahawks has come in the form of trade speculation on DK Metcalf and Geno Smith. It seems most of that talk has been a content-driven phenomenon rather than something based on real reporting,

Seahawks general manager John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald addressed the possibility at the NFL combine this week.

It's easy for fans to clamor for a change, and they have every right to vent. The truth, though, is that there aren't that many QBs in the league better than Geno Smith.

Geno's camp can point to the aforementioned fact that he's by far their best QB1 for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, the Seahawks can counter that Smith almost led the league in interceptions and he'll turn 35 years old around midseason - and the unavoidable obstacle that is their cap situation.

Asked about a possible extension for Geno Smith, who has one year left on his contract, Seahawks GM John Schneider said they'll meet with the QB's agent this week in Indianapolis, adding: "We'll see where it goes.

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is learning more about his future with the franchise, per a major hint made by Seattle's GM.

The Seahawks’ statements since the season ended make it clear they expect Geno Smith to be the quarterback in 2025 and beyond. They reaffirmed that at the NFL combine.

We expect him to be our guy,” GM John Schneider said. “But we want to do what's right, too.” He added there's no deadline for a deal.

Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider spoke to the media at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday. There, he gave several updates about the team, including the retirement news of future Hall of Fame tackle Jason Peters - who has now hired in

When the Seattle Seahawks traded franchise quarterback Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos in 2022, it was predicted that they would be starting a rebuilding process that would possibly be long and difficult.