Even if the Seahawks end up keeping white and Darden (I suspect they will), this isn't exactly a group to strike fear in the hearts of defensive backs across the league. Without Lockett and Metcalf, the need to bolster the wide receiver corps has become a considerable need for Seattle.

Seattle has landed arguably the biggest free agent available, as the team is set to land former Minnesota Vikings signal-caller Sam Darnold on a three-year, $100 million deal. There was belief that Darnold was going to remain in the NFC North, but that is not the case.

After agreeing to trade both starting quarterback Geno Smith (Raiders) and star wide receiver DK Metcalf (Steelers), the Seahawks are looking to re-tool their offense. On defense, they have re-signed Ernest Jones IV, according to sources.

Identifying three free-agent guards the Seattle Seahawks should target when free agency's legal tampering window opens on Monday.

Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed could have started negotiating with other NFL teams on Monday and signed with another club on Wednesday as an unrestricted free agent. The extension includes a $4.

Free agency doesn’t start until Monday, but the pass-rushing market is drying up quickly as defensive linemen are getting wrapped up quickly, most notably with Maxx Crosby and Myles Garrett exiting the trade market by becoming the highest-paid non-quarterbacks in NFL history in recent days.

Detroit, Michigan, USA; Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed (90) celebrates with teammates after recording a sack against the Detroit Lions in the first quarter at Ford Field. / Eamon Horwedel-Imagn Images One of the Seattle Seahawks' top veteran interior defensive linemen is staying home,