Seahawks Just Paid Leonard Williams Like They Mean It
Leonard Williams signed a 3-year, $90M extension with Seattle a year before he ever hit the market -- the loudest signal the Seahawks could send.
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Seahawks Sale to Khosla Approved. The Timing Wasn't Luck.
NFL owners unanimously approved the $9.612 billion Seahawks sale to the Khosla family, six months after Seattle ended a 12-year Super Bowl drought.
Bud Clark's Broken Ankle Was Always Coming
Bud Clark broke his ankle on Seattle's first defensive snap of a meaningless preseason game. The players who get hurt are never the ones who could've said no.
Devon Witherspoon Is the Highest-Paid Corner Ever. Good.
Devon Witherspoon just signed a 4-year, $132 million deal that makes him the NFL's highest-paid cornerback — topping a record that was eighteen days old.
The Seahawks Signed Terrion Arnold Anyway
The reigning Super Bowl champs are set to sign Terrion Arnold, who faces eight felony counts of kidnapping and armed robbery. The math isn't complicated.
Steve Keim's Title Was the Product, Not the App
Tae Crowder lost his entire life savings to a fake Shopify scheme. He did not skip due diligence -- Steve Keim's GM title did the vetting for him.
Devon Witherspoon Is About to Break the CB Market
Devon Witherspoon is about to become the NFL's highest-paid cornerback. The real story is why Seattle needed to move before Christian Gonzalez did.
Cooper Kupp's Wife Is Still in Jared Goff's Comments
Anna Marie Kupp showed up for Christen Goff's baby milestone months ago, and it's aged into the tell: these 'rival' WAGs were never actually enemies.
The Seahawks Just Sold for $9.6 Billion. Seattle Got Nothing.
Washington taxpayers put up $300 million to build Lumen Field. The Khosla family just bought the Seahawks for $9.612 billion. The public's cut: zero.
The NFL Sent JSN a Trophy for the Wrong Award
The Jaxon Smith-Njigba trophy mistake is funny. It is also, if you squint, a perfect document of how the NFL treats its best receivers.
Russell Wilson Retired. CBS Hired the Brand.
Russell Wilson retired after 14 NFL seasons and CBS hired him for NFL Today. The gap between his brand and his actual production defines his entire arc.