SEATTLE – Geno Smith’s comeback story will continue with the Seahawks for at least another three years.

INDIANAPOLIS — As the Seahawks converged on the NFL scouting combine this week, linebacker loomed as a position that is more of a potential problem area to solve than they anticipated it would be a few months ago.

SEATTLE – Did Russell Wilson want the Seahawks to fire coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider last February, and replace them with Sean Payton?

SEATTLE – Bobby Wagner’s stay in Los Angeles will turn out to be a short one.

SEATTLE – One key NFL offseason date arrived Tuesday – the beginning of a 15-day period when teams can place franchise tags on players.

I can't be the only one who had a flashback Sunday while watching the Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona — the first at the venue since the fateful afternoon in February 2015 when the Lombardi Trophy was yanked out of the Seahawks' hands. I've been in that stadium — called University of Phoenix Stadium in 2015, State Farm Stadium now — several times in the ensuing eight years for Seahawks games. 

SEATTLE – Geno Smith may not have written back to those he said wrote him off before the 2022 season.

You may strain to believe this story, as the premise is pretty far-fetched. It’s about a 17-year-old ball boy from some back-water burg in northern Idaho who eventually becomes the general manager of an NFL team. Total Disney, right?

SEATTLE – Consider Geno Smith’s comeback officially complete.

Could the big question of the Seahawks offseason — the future of free-agent quarterback Geno Smith — have an answer soon?

SEATTLE – A college friend of mine lived in a house in Venice, California, for almost 20 years and generally had at least three roommates. But the tenant turnover rate was high, and to keep his own rent down, he was often tasked with finding new dwellers.