If the Raiders make the call, one wonders if the next Carr family reunion will include a tense and awkward conversation between brothers.
Star Seahawks quarterback made it clear that he wants better pass protection as he’s been sacked and hit more than any NFL quarterback since entering the league in 2012.
Russell Wilson is fed up with the Seahawks organization and I don’t necessarily blame him. Most teams would be thrilled coming off a year in which they went 12-4 and won their division, no matter the postseason outcome, but the Seahawks aren’t most teams.
Following an early Wild Card round exit, the Seahawks have officially transitioned into an offseason that could be one of the most significant of the Pete Carroll and John Schneider era.
Houston and Arizona aren't the only ones who are cheering (or booing) Watt's decision to head to the desert.
Much to the dismay of Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, another future Hall of Fame pass rusher has found his way to the NFC West. After considering several teams following his release by the Texans, as reported by the player himself, the three-time Defensive Player of the Year J.J.
It remains highly unlikely that the Seahawks are going to trade their franchise quarterback. Wilson is coming off a 2020 season in which he put up north of 4,700 total yards with 42 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
With the start of free agency only three weeks away, the vast majority of the NFL's 32 teams will need to make significant moves to create salary cap space in coming days.
The Saints are apparently one of four Wilson wouldn't mind joining.
Among three additions to the team's coaching staff for the 2021 season, former NFL cornerback DeShawn Shead will return to the Seahawks as a defensive assistant.
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell couldn't help but recruit Wilson to the city once she found out it was among his preferred destinations.
One month after the NFL slapped him with another indefinite suspension, former Seahawks receiver Josh Gordon plans to take his talents to the upstart Fan Controlled Football League.
Putting a bow on an outstanding 2020 campaign, Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright was named Male Sports Star of the Year at the 86th annual Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards.
An apparent lack of owner involvement has put Pete Carroll in the driver's seat, much to the chagrin of Russell Wilson.
Jane Slater of NFL Network says she spoke with a Cowboys source who called it “laughable” to suggest a Prescott-Wilson swap is realistic.
Whether it happens this year or next year, it seems inevitable that Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson officially will ask the Seahawks to trade him. When the official request comes — or when the offers arrive from the Cowboys, Bears, Raiders, or Saints — who with the Seahawks will decide whether it’s time to move on [more]
As the new league year approaches, linebacker may be a bigger need for the Seahawks than some think. After 10 incredible years in Seattle, longtime starter K.J.
Wide receiver Josh Gordon will be joining the FCF's Zappers, the same team Johnny Manziel plays for.
Josh Gordon is returning to football, but not in the NFL. The embattled wide receiver is joining the Fan Controlled Football League, and will play for the Zappers alongside Johnny Manziel.
Gordon will play for the Zappers, with whom Manziel plays, according to the team’s owner.
During the middle of Super Bowl 50, in a fashion only "Beast Mode" could pull off, Marshawn Lynch announced his retirement from the NFL by posting an image of his cleats hanging off of a telephone wire via Twitter.
NFL insider Jeremy Fowler appeared Friday on ESPN’s "Get Up," revealing that multiple high-ranking executives across the league believe Wilson will inevitably be traded.
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