The Seattle Seahawks have made significant changes to their quarterback roster this offseason, starting with the trade of former starter Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders. Following this move, they signed Sam Darnold to a lucrative three-year, $100.5 million contract and added veteran Drew Lock, creating a crowded QB room. Currently, the team boasts four quarterbacks: Darnold, Lock, Jaren Hall, and Sam Howell, who has drawn trade interest from other teams.

With new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's history of maintaining three quarterbacks on his rosters, Howell may find himself as the odd man out unless Seattle receives a compelling offer. Howell's time with the Seahawks has not been notably impressive; he completed only 35.7% of his throws in a brief appearance last season. The team is also considering drafting a rookie QB, indicating that the reshaping of their quarterback position may not be complete.