The Seattle Seahawks are making significant moves this offseason, particularly in the quarterback and wide receiver positions. After trading Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders, they secured Sam Darnold, a former standout with the Minnesota Vikings. In a bold reshuffle, DK Metcalf was traded and Tyler Lockett was released due to financial constraints, paving the way for the acquisition of Cooper Kupp, a dominant receiver from divisional rival Los Angeles Rams.

With 10 draft picks, including two second-round selections from previous trades, the Seahawks are in a prime position to further enhance their roster. They aim to bolster their offensive line and add depth to the wide receiver corps, complementing Kupp and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. The team’s strategy reflects a commitment to innovation under the guidance of coach Mike Macdonald.