
John Schneider reiterated Pete Carroll’s comments about the Seahawks being open to trading Sherman. Schneider called the possibility “real” but also echoed Carroll’s thought that a deal seems unlikely.
Sherman responded via MMQB, saying, “There is no bad blood.”
The Seahawks reportedly want a high pick and a “very good” veteran player — which makes perfect sense.
The Seahawks reportedly are being proactive about dealing Sherman as well.
The Patriots reportedly are interested — but seem like a long shot. Another report said the Patriots are not interested.
The Tennessee Titans, who have two first-round picks, seem to be the best match, considering their combination of draft capital, cap space and need.
Despite the skepticism by Pete Carroll and John Schneider that a Richard Sherman trade will materialize this offseason, it sounds like there is a better chance than anyone might have thought a month ago.
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John Schneider likes to make unexpected blockbuster deals in odd years.
John Schneider surely knew this was a possibility: Marshawn Lynch wanting to come back.
The Seahawks have made a lot of errors regarding their offensive line in the last two years, and John Schneider admitted another one Wednesday at the Combine.
There’s a lot of chatter from fans wanting the Seahawks to pursue Calais Campbell in free agency to improve their interior pass rush.
It has been three years since the Seahawks reached the NFL’s summit and stood at the peak of franchise history. The next year, they were a mere yard from the top, looking like they were going to conquer the mountain for a second straight year and set up a climb toward a dynasty.
Are the Seahawks “in the middle of it” or coming to the end of it? That is the big question after three straight disappointing playoff seasons.