Seahawks are spiraling: DK Metcalf demands trade as Tyler Lockett released

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Deebo gone as well.

Now we just need the Rams to lose Cooper Kupp.

I wouldn't want us to pay the hefty price tag for Metcalf. It is just good SEA's def coach is gutting their WRs.

Lockett is definitely a leader and a teacher. Couldn't imagine he would want that much.

He is aging though.
 

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The Seahawks still have JSN who broke out in his 2nd season. They are probably better off moving on from Lockett and Metcalf.

The Niners are probably better off moving off of Deebo's big contract as well .

Same thing goes for Moving off of Kupps big contract and his age. Puka is a superior option to Kupp at this point.
 
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Seahawks falling apart.. 49ers selling off, Rams are a giant question mark... This is our time... Paging Dr. Monti.
Even if we could sign the top 5 non QB free agents, we would still have a worse roster than all our division rivals. The free agents this year are disappointing.
 

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IMO with so many changes the NFC West division will be up for grabs. There is no dominant team. What the Cards do in free agency and the draft are critical for the success going forward.
 
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Seattle's coach came from the Ravens. Its going to be defense and run the ball. DK is kinda high maintenance too and in the last year of the contract. Obvs they have no plans to give him a new one -- and that can be a distraction
 
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The Seahawks still have JSN who broke out in his 2nd season. They are probably better off moving on from Lockett and Metcalf.

The Niners are probably better off moving off of Deebo's big contract as well .

Same thing goes for Moving off of Kupps big contract and his age. Puka is a superior option to Kupp at this point.

Plus all three will be working hard to get better through FA and the draft.

2025 won't be a cakewalk to the division title by any means.

But neither do we have a PHI or BUF in the West either. We've got a chance.

All the ARZ leaders need to put on their big boy pants to make it happen though.
 

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Lockett is one of my all-time favorites, his cap hit for next year was going to be around $31m

This move is not a surprise to anyone - he was pretty much saying goodbyes his last could of weeks.

Outside chance he comes back on a much smaller deal. New family, local real estate business, etc

I could also see him going to a team like the Chiefs to chase another ring

Again though, this is far from such news. He's definitely on the back last but if his career and hasn't been super impactful for 2 seasons and was set to get paid top 5 money

DK is entering the last year of his deal. Three is always some level of noise around the guy, but I'm also guessing contract negotiations aren't going to his liking. GB made an offer during the combine and I wouldn't be shocked if there was some level of extension talk with a figure higher than what Seattle wants to do.

Organization is a little frustrated with the leak as they wanted to give Tyler his light
 

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Even if we could sign the top 5 non QB free agents, we would still have a worse roster than all our division rivals. The free agents this year are disappointing.
I'm not that pessimistic. Yeah, there are no big names apart from the ones currently being cut from their teams, but there is a large group of second tier players available.

We have a couple of positions where we have fringe/below average starters. Replace those with a player that is somewhere between 8-12 at his position and you have a quality upgrade.

This is a Keim PTSD in a lot of us. Big name players combined with crap doesn't make a good team. Fix the crap and expect the young players to develop into big name players
 
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I'm not that pessimistic. Yeah, there are no big names apart from the ones currently being cut from their teams, but there is a large group of second tier players available.

We have a couple of positions where we have fringe/below average starters. Replace those with a player that is somewhere between 8-12 at his position and you have a quality upgrade.

This is a Keim PTSD in a lot of us. Big name players combined with crap doesn't make a good team. Fix the crap and expect the young players to develop into big name players
And maybe identify a couple free agents who are not being utilized to their strengths so far in the nfl who may fit our system better
 

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I'm not that pessimistic. Yeah, there are no big names apart from the ones currently being cut from their teams, but there is a large group of second tier players available.

We have a couple of positions where we have fringe/below average starters. Replace those with a player that is somewhere between 8-12 at his position and you have a quality upgrade.

This is a Keim PTSD in a lot of us. Big name players combined with crap doesn't make a good team. Fix the crap and expect the young players to develop into big name players
How about our human snail GM just draft some big name players? I forgot, he tends to pass on them.
 

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How about our human snail GM just draft some big name players? I forgot, he tends to pass on them.
Is that actually factual correct?

He drafted the best OT 2 years ago. Top 3 position in the league and PJJ ranked 12th in the NFL at a position, where players usually do not adjust to the NFL game until their 3rd year. A lot here are screaming that PJJ isn't as good as Alt. Well, Alt only ranked 24th, so an incorrect assumption based on the best metrics we have.

Last year, he choose the by far big player name in the entire draft in MHJ.

Look, I get your point. It's frustrating for me too to see how slow development our draft picks are compared to the immediate impact players drafted in the same range. But fact is that Monti has been hitting very well on his draft picks - they are just not immediate impact players.

I only really see two questional moves made by Monti. Gaines is the only draft pick that has not made any contribution. A 4th rounder missed. Big deal...

The second one is the trade down and picking Melton. Again, a lot here are screaming on passing on DeJean. Not a valid argument IMO. He is a slot CB, where we already have Williams. DeJean and Williams are the two highest rated CBs drafted in the last two drafts BTW. We can discuss if it was a mistake to trade down and take Melton when McKinstry and Lassiter were available. That remains TBD as Melton was hot and cold with some really good games and really bad games
 
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