Geno's camp can point to the aforementioned fact that he's by far their best QB1 for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, the Seahawks can counter that Smith almost led the league in interceptions and he'll turn 35 years old around midseason - and the unavoidable obstacle that is their cap situation.

The Seahawks have said nothing to dissuade the impression they’re all-in on Geno Smith, who is entering a contract year at age 34 and is set to have his third offensive coordinator in three seasons. Seattle likely will address his deal, which is set to pay him $25 million in 2025, putting him at the lower end of the veteran starter pay scale.

Right now all signs point towards the Seattle Seahawks staying the course with their current core of key players. While a few vets like Tyler Lockett and Dre'Mont Jones might be salary cap casualties,

The Seattle Seahawks once again enter an offseason with questions about what to do at quarterback. Specifically, what to do with their starter, Geno Smith. Well, apparently these are questions to everyone in the world but head coach Mike Macdonald.

The latest NFL draft rumblings ponder whether the Seattle Seahawks could look towards a new quarterback to replace Geno Smith. The post Seahawks Predicted to Land Highly Touted 4,000-Yard QB to Replace Geno Smith appeared first on Heavy Sports.

While it may not be their most pressing need this offseason, the Seattle Seahawks could very well give their quarterback situation another look. Geno Smith has

The Seattle Seahawks are expected to approach starting quarterback Geno Smith about a contract extension this offseason. It totally makes sense. Smith is currently scheduled to enter the final year of