Of course Richard Sherman is going to play next season. There was never any question about that. He merely confirmed it Thursday night.
There probably isn’t a question about where he will play either — not with him coming off an Achilles injury. Even he said he had no doubt he would be a Seahawk in 2018.
The Seahawks certainly will not cut him, as we said in November after he was injured. And, due to the injury, he probably won’t draw any good trade offers. So the Hawks will be content to help him rehab and prove his mettle again at age 30. And then decide whether to re-sign him in 2019.
But, worth considering: If some team were willing to offer a second-round pick or even a third, would John Schneider take it?
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