In the deal Denver is sending three players and five draft picks to Seattle in exchange for Wilson and a fourth round pick.

Here is how it plays out:

DEN trades:
Shelby Harris
Drew Lock
Noah Fant
First round pick
First round pick
Second round pick
Second round pick
Fifth round pick

SEA trades:
Russell Wilson
Fourth round pick

That is a lot to trade but Denver was out of moves. Teddy Bridgewater cannot last 17 games, Drew Lock is too inconsistent, and it is looking like Malik Willis & Kenny Pickett will both be top 3 selections in the 2022 NFL draft.

A silver lining is that Seattle will take on a cap hit of $27 million in the deal.

I am excited for the season. In my best Russ voice, GO BRONCOS.

That will be a crazy trio if it indeed happens.

Here are the details:

Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio Beckham reported during the Sunday Night Football pregame broadcast that Beckham prefers to become a free agent and wants to join the Seattle Seahawks. Florio added that the San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints are also considered “teams to watch.”

The Seahawks can place a claim for Beckham. However, the team is ninth in the NFL waiver-claiming order, meaning any team above them that submits a claim for the star receiver would have priority. Seattle might have a better chance to land him if he were to become a free agent. per Bleacher Report.

While the team put up a good fight down in Dallas, they still lost to the late game heroics of Dak Prescott and friends. Russell Wilson is as good as he’s ever been. The future is bright with the young players on this team yet to hit their prime.

What will Seattle do in 2019?

Our draft expert Cowboysfan is back once again with his selections.

2019 Seattle Seahawks mock draft below:

1. Seahawks: Daniel Cooney OT U San Diego

Round 1 Cody Ford Oklahoma 6’4″ 340 lbs. The Seahawks O line issues are well known. They are porous at best. Wilson has saved the offense from being sacked a lot more with his ability to scramble and extend plays. Ford is a massive OT who could also play OG if need be. I would rather start him at RT to start off and then move him inside if it doesn’t pan out. His technique can be all over the place, but he is so nimble he tends to get away with it. He is naturally gifted, and really was the only O lineman to show up against Bama. The Seahawks will love his strength and nasty demeanor.

2. Seahawks: Amani Oruwariye CB Penn State

Round 3 Shaq Griffin is good, but he also got picked on by Dallas. I think he will continue to have a good career, but the Seahawks could use another CB to pair with him. Amani is a larger CB at 6’0″ around 215 lbs. He’s almost built like a S. He isn’t great in terms of man coverage, is more of a zone CB, which really fits the Seahawks play style. Despite being a tall CB, he doesn’t always play physical. Can sometimes get a little outmuscled. Speed is solid, not great.

3. Seahawks: Mitchell Wilcox TE South Florida

Round 4 TE may not be the biggest need for Seattle, but getting an athletic difference maker is. Wilcox plays with an understanding how to get open and fake out defenders. He is a vertical threat. Has natural speed and a good second gear. Does not fear going over the middle and taking contact. He isn’t ever going to be a great blocker, but he could develop into a decent one with coaching.

4. Seahawks: Greg Gaines DT Washington

Round 5 The Seahawks could use another guy inside. Gaines isn’t a pass rusher, but he’s a large man who can clog up running lanes allowing Jarran Reed and Frank Clark to rush the passer on passing downs.

Much luck to Kaepernick who will serve as the backup to Russell Wilson. Make sure you follow’s Kaep’s charitable efforts on his official website as well.

EDIT: Spike Lee took down the post.

A text I just received from a member of Colin Kaepernick's mgmt on Spike Lee's report that the Seahawks signed him:
"That is not accurate."

— Evan F. Moore (@evanFmoore) May 27, 2017

Big Love Shoutout To The Head Coach Pete Carroll For Signing My Brother Colin Kaepernick To The Seattle Seahawks. The Truth Is On Your Side. Much Success For The Coming NFL Season.

A post shared by Spike Lee (@officialspikelee) on May 27, 2017 at 9:51am PDT

Unfortunately, the team’s big idea turns out to not be joining Kaepernick or teammate Jeremy Lane in taking a knee. Instead the team will interlock arms during the anthem.

Here are the details:

“We are a team comprised of individuals with diverse backgrounds, and as a team we have decided to stand and interlock arms in unity,” Baldwin says in the 42-second video posted at his Twitter page. “We honor those who have fought for the freedom we cherish, and we stand to ensure the riches of freedom and the security of justice for all people. Progress can and will be made only if we stand together.”

-PFT

Good job guys. Continue to stand for a song that wishes every slave in a grave, and for the freedom of those who “protect us” in modern times to kill the descendants said slaves on video camera and go unpunished…

The anthem protests were NEVER about the military or honoring them but the mainstream (take that how you wish) has made it about that because it fits their narrative.

The whole point of the “outrage” is to keep your mind off the real problem here:

Seattle’s “stance” goes completely against the spirit of what Kaepernick is doing and is blatant pandering to the NFL’s base. To be a revolutionary you have to DO SOMETHING revolutionary. This isn’t it.

This will save people’s jobs and keep them looking good in the eyes of the NFL’s base, but ultimately means nothing.

The Seahawks have supported Colin Kaepernick and may take it a little further according to Bobby Wagner.

They may protest as an entire team:

While Wagner said he didn’t know if he would sit down during the anthem he said “anything we want to do, it’s not going to be individual. It’s going to be a team thing. That’s what the world needs to see. The world needs to see people coming together versus being individuals.”

Wagner said he couldn’t say exactly what the team might do, saying “whatever we decide to do will be a big surprise.”

-SEATTLE TIMES/DEADSPIN

I doubt the white players will join in as they are on that team before they are football players, but it sure would be nice to see solidarity.

I also wonder if they will back this protest up with some financial action? I’m not counting another man’s money though. Do what you do, this is America and the beauty of POLITICAL FREEDOM.

Breaking #Seahawks news: WR Braylon Edwards will sign with team today, league source tells me

— Dave Softy Mahler (@Softykjr) July 31, 2012

H/T BSO

Here are the details:

The Seahawks’ search for a tight end to complement Zach Miller has led them to Kellen Winslow Jr. The club acquired the productive pass-catcher on Monday in a trade with the Buccaneers.

With Zach Miller already on the team, and a three way QB battle looming, I just don’t see how Kellen is going to get many balls. Maybe he can beat out Miller. Maybe he develops a good rapport with whatever QB is left standing. We will see.

The Seahawks jersey is pretty controversial. I really don’t know what to make of it. I guess it looks ok. I’d imagine Nike is going to have 1000 variations of the helmet/pants/jersey combo for them soon.

Video below:

NFL Unveils New Nike Uniforms by AP-Sports

Here are the details on the former Packers QB new deal:

The contract is for three years and $26 million with $10 million guaranteed, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

Flynn agreed to a deal with Seattle after visiting both the Seahawks and the Miami Dolphins over the past week.

By choosing Seattle, Flynn also spurned his former offensive coordinator in Green Bay, Joe Philbin, who is now the Dolphins’ head coach.

per ESPN

Seahawks WR Jonathan Baldwin has announced he has relinquished #15 to Flynn and will be wearing #89 in 2012.