Williams highlights the contributions of Tyrice Knight since the bye week.

Leonard Williams discusses his journey from the Jets to the Seahawks and his versatility on the field.

The Seahawks faced the Rams in a pivotal matchup earlier in the season, which the Rams won. However, since that loss, Seattle has been on a strong run, winning six of their last seven games. This resurgence has solidified their position as contenders in the NFC, showcasing their resilience and strategic adjustments under pressure.

As Geno Smith enters the final year of his contract, the Seahawks face a pivotal decision regarding their quarterback future. Despite leading the team to a winning record over the past three seasons, Smith's significant cap hit and the lack of playoff success have sparked discussions about drafting a quarterback. The Seahawks have not invested a first-round pick in a quarterback since 2018, but with this draft class presenting potential prospects like Quinn Ewers and Jaxson Dart, the team may look to secure a young signal caller to develop behind Smith. This strategy mirrors past decisions made by teams like the Chiefs and Packers, who drafted future stars while maintaining veteran starters.

Geno Smith has led the Seahawks to a winning record over the past three seasons, throwing 71 touchdown passes and completing over 68% of his passes. However, as he enters the final year of his contract, questions about his future with the franchise arise, particularly given his $44.5 million cap hit and a league-worst five interceptions in the red zone last season. While he is respected by the coaching staff and teammates, the Seahawks may need to consider drafting a quarterback to prepare for the future, mirroring past strategies employed by teams like the Chiefs and Packers.