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The Seattle Seahawks are entering a new era after trading quarterback Geno Smith and wide receiver DK Metcalf this offseason. Now, the team needs to restock on both sides of the ball to turn the page on the Pete Carroll era and go full-on Mike Macdonald.

The Seahawks are entering into a new era for the fourth time under general manager John Schneider, and one with veteran journeyman Sam Darnold at the helm. Seattle is gambling $37.5 million dollars that the Darnold we all saw in Minnesota last year was the real deal, and Macdonald seems to share in this belief.

This season, the Seattle Seahawks will be turning their offense over to a new quarterback. They replaced Geno Smith with Sam Darnold, the third overall pick from the 2018 NFL Draft who had a career rebirth with the Minnesota Vikings in 2024.

The "tush push" made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles has become the most controversial play in professional football. A modified quarterback sneak that resembles more of a Rugby play, the controversial topic was a button of conversation at this week's annual league ownership meetings with a potential ban of the play gaining league-wide traction due to health and safety concerns.

The Raiders are signing Smith to a two-year extension, according to a Thursday afternoon report from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Smith, 34, was previously set to enter free agency after the 2025 season. Per Rapoport and ESPN's Adam Schefter, the extension will pay Smith up to $85.5 million with $66.5 million guaranteed.

Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Smith has agreed to a two-year extension with the Raiders that will keep him under contract through 2027. Smith's new deal is worth $85.5 million with $66.5 million guaranteed, according to Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz.

Geno Smith, who was traded by the Seahawks to the Raiders after contract negotiations between the two sides broke down, finally has his long-awaited new deal.