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Seahawks Star Geno Smith Ignites Trade Rumors With Cryptic Post: Is Seattle Moving On From the $44,500,000 QB?
The Seattle Seahawks have made it known that they want to keep Geno Smith and continue starting him at quarterback, but Smith ...
Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak: Geno Smith Was A “Huge Draw” For Seattle Job
Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak said QB Geno Smith was a huge draw for the Seattle OC job. WR D.K. Metcalf is an extension candidate ...
Seahawks predicted to trade Geno Smith, make blockbuster deal for Cowboys superstar
Iyer isn't done there, though. He's also predicting that the Seahawks send Metcalf to the Dallas Cowboys in a stunning ...
Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak makes Geno Smith admission amid major career decision
Former New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is the new play caller in Seattle, and he is already very ...
New OC Klint Kubiak: Geno Smith attracted me to Seahawks, I’ve got a plan for DK Metcalf
That’s all great. But if Kubiak and new line coach John Benton from Saints don’t fix the offensive line, Seattle won’t go ...
Seahawks predicted to trade for rocket-armed quarterback, replace Geno Smith
While it may not be their most pressing need this offseason, the Seattle Seahawks could very well give their quarterback ...
Mike Macdonald expects Geno Smith to be Seahawks starting QB in 2025
The Seattle Seahawks once again enter an offseason with questions about what to do at quarterback. Specifically, what to do ...
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Prediction: the Seahawks will keep Geno Smith, and the reasons are simple and obvious
The Seahawks will be sticking with Geno Smith. It feels strange to state this as if it were news. The team has never indicated Smith WASN’T going to be back for a fourth season as the starter.
Klint Kubiak’s vision for the Seahawks’ offense starts with Geno Smith
Kubiak touted Smith's toughness and ability in the clutch, and he has a plan for freeing up DK Metcalf more often.
ESPN urges Seahawks to sign boom-or-bust Steelers quarterback - on one condition
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider came up in the Packers front office, and he says that he believes in that same fundamental philosophy of adding quarterbacks before you need them.