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In a somewhat disturbing RT (retweet) by Jake Heaps yesterday (January 25), the speculation that Seahawks Head Coach Pete Carroll and star Quarterback Russell Wilson are not on the same page or of the same offensive philosophy were confirmed -- sort of -- by Wide Receiver D.K. Metcalf

There seems to be a bit of tumult in Seahawks-ville following the team's decision to part ways with Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

It was a crazy day in Seahawk-ville today (January 12) with some good and bad (?) news.

In a series of tweets this morning (Oct. 28), NFL insider Ian Rapoport revealed details on a trade involving the Seattle Seahawks and the Cincinnati Bengals that should help bolster the Hawks much-maligned defensive line.

Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said starting linebacker K.J. Wright underwent offseason shoulder surgery and is unsure when he’ll be healthy.

The Seattle Seahawks draft movements leaned towards players with experience that can be successful contributors without major makeovers rather than project players.

After trading up and, later, down on day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft, where do the Hawks line-up for the third and final day of selections?

The Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider has notably traded draft picks down to acquire more of them. Yesterday, Seattle stayed put in holdinng on to their #27 slot to select LB Jordyn Brooks and today he, uncharacteristically, traded up from choice #59 to get to #48 in the 2nd round of the 202 NFL Draft. With the choice, Seattle drafted University of Tennessee Defensive End Darrell Taylor.

It’s no secret Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider likes to make draft-related trades and He has a clear line of communication with other GMs to make the deals.

The Seattle Seahawks approach the NFL draft has a clear and obvious need for the Seahawks to address along the defensive line, which is loaded in this draft.