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Welcome to Friday. It’s the weekend. Kick your shoes off, relax, hug somebody that loves you. Also, parts of the Geno situation have been answered. After today’s introductory press conferences with, amongst others, new OC Ryan Grubb, it seems obvious that he likes Geno Smith as QB1. In turn, Mike Macdonald also likes King Gene, and logic would suggest John Schneider feels the same. How do you feel about it? How does it make you feel seeing as that Geno Smith is still the QB1 for the Seattle Seahawks? Personally, I love #7 and I think he will continue to grow next season. I smell play-offs. Dive into the links below, join the discourse, and share your opinions.
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Seahawks News
6 reasons why Seahawks could release Tyler Lockett – Seaside Joe
6 reasons Seahawks are more likely to release Tyler Lockett than to make any other moves at wide receiver, 2/15/2024
‘Unicorn event’ allows Ryan Grubb to stay in Seattle as new offensive coordinator for Seahawks | Sports | reformer.com
New Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb says he was all-in on making the move to Alabama and being the offensive coordinator for the Crimson Tide. That was until someone
Geno Smith won’t be cut today but question marks remain about the future – Seahawks Draft Blog
One question has been answered today but the nature of Adam Schefter’s ESPN report creates plenty of others.
Bump: What a successful 2024 season looks like for the Seahawks – Seattle Sports
Michael Bumpus is looking for a few key things from the Seattle Seahawks in 2024 in the team’s first season under head coach Mike Macdonald.
What We Learned: 1st interview with Seahawks DC Aden Durde – Seattle Sports
Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde joined Bump & Stacy for an exclusive sitdown interview to discuss joining the Hawks.
Seattle Seahawks’ John Schneider: ‘I don’t feel a step back’ in ’24 – Seattle Sports
With a brand new coaching staff coming in, will the Seattle Seahawks have growing pains in 2024? GM John Schneider doesn’t think so.
7 Things We Learned From New Seahawks Coordinators Aden Durde, Ryan Grubb & Jay Harbaugh – Seahawks.com
Takeaways from offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, defensive coordinator Aden Durde and special teams coordinator Jay Harbaugh’s first press conferences with the Seahawks.
Numbers of Note About New Seahawks Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb – Seahawks.com
Five numbers to help you learn about new Seahawks offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.
Seahawks free-agency questions: What’s next for Jordyn Brooks, Bobby Wagner? – The Athletic
Brooks could be paid like a top-10 linebacker, while Wagner might not fit the Seahawks’ direction without Pete Carroll as coach.
Seattle Seahawks Coach Mike Macdonald Reveals ‘Starting Point’ at QB Next Season vs. San Francisco 49ers – Sports Illustrated Seattle Seahawks News, Analysis and More
New Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald has detailed what he’s looking for in a quarterback despite Geno Smith looking set to remain the starter in 2024.
NFC West News
49ers news: Why firing Steve Wilks was the right move – Niners Nation
The 49ers needed to make a change at defensive coordinator and made the right choice.
The Biggest Reasons the 49ers Didn’t Win Super Bowl LVIII – Sports Illustrated San Francisco 49ers News, Analysis and More
Breaking down the biggest reasons the San Francisco 49ers didn’t win Super Bowl LVIII.
Three Arizona Cardinals Named Cut/Trade Candidates – Sports Illustrated Arizona Cardinals News, Analysis and More
The Arizona Cardinals saw three players land on Stadium’s possible cut list for the 2024 offseason.
What will it take for the Arizona Cardinals to make the playoffs in 2024? – Revenge of the Birds
The Cardinals just spent January watching the playoffs from home… again. What will it take for that to change in 2024?
Could Bo Nix do for the Rams what Drew Brees did for the Saints? – Turf Show Times
Bo Nix doesn’t pop off the tape like Caleb Williams or Jayden Daniels, maybe that’s what makes him good
Los Angeles Rams Ex Jimmy Lake Credits Growth To Sean McVay: ‘Through The Ups And Downs!’ – Sports Illustrated LA Rams News, Analysis and More
Former Los Angeles Rams assistant head coach Jimmy Lake may have spent just one year with the team, but his experience won’t soon be forgotten.
Around The NFL
Bears cut 2 Pro Bowl players in salary cap move – Larry Brown Sports
The Chicago Bears released a pair of former Pro Bowl players on Thursday to open up even more salary cap space.
Chiefs’ CB L’Jarius Sneed has one message for GM Brett Veach: ‘Pay me’ – Yahoo Sports
L’Jarius Sneed told the Chiefs he wants them to cut the check.
‘The Dynasty’: Whether you love the Patriots or hate them, there’s plenty in new documentary for you – Yahoo Sports
A 10-part documentary on the New England Patriots offers both secrets and dirt on the NFL’s greatest dynasty.
Panthers announce hiring of five coaches, including Nathan Carroll – NBC Sports
The Panthers have announced the hiring of five more coaches, including one that was previously reported and another with a familiar last name.
2024 NFL offseason: Free agency, draft questions for 32 teams – ESPN
Will Miami extend Tua? What’s going to happen with Higgins? Our reporters take a closer look at the biggest questions for the 2024 offseason.
Seven plays that defined Jordan Love’s breakout for Packers – ESPN
With Aaron Rodgers gone, 2023 began with questions about the Packers‘ future at quarterback, but Love proved himself with plays like these.
Move the Sticks: Top 5 draft prospects by position 1.0, plus AFC East foundational building blocks – NFL.com
Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks.
NFL rookie grades, AFC East: Dalton Kincaid shines for Bills; mixed bag for Dolphins – NFL.com
The Bills and Patriots received solid contributions from their early selections in the 2023 NFL Draft. Meanwhile, the Dolphins‘ haul was a mixed bag. Chad Reuter grades each rookie class in the AFC East.
What are the biggest offseason needs for all 32 NFL teams? O-line, QB, edge rushers top list – The Athletic
No surprise: Teams are eager to find offensive linemen, pass rushers, receivers and QBs as they prepare for free agency and the NFL Draft.
NFL free agency 2024: Ranking top 25 offensive free agents; WRs, OL dominate list of players likely available – CBSSports.com
There’s a strong group of receivers and offensive linemen who could be available
One underrated 2024 NFL free agent at every offensive position | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF
We highlight one unsung pending 2024 free agent at every position on offense, including running back J.K. Dobbins.
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