NFL Draft cycle is heating up. The NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is in the books, and a murky draft picture will begin to become more clear with free agency kicking off this week. Monday marks the start of the league's legal tampering period where teams can begin agreeing to deals with free agents ahead of all moves becoming official on Wednesday with the start of the new league year.

In the biggest move yet in what had already been a transformative week for the franchise, the Seahawks are trading quarterback Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders for a 2025 third-round pick, a source confirmed to the Seattle Times.

A busy weekend of Seahawks trade activity began Friday afternoon when the team reportedly sent Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders for a third-round draft pick. Smith seemed to confirm the trade on social media over the weekend and will now be reunited with former Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll in Sin City.

Two days have have passed since Geno Smith was traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Las Vegas Raiders. Now, calmer and free from the whirlwind of opinions, we can analyze the move in a proper way.

After months of Seahawks general manager John Schneider continuously reiterating that Geno Smith was still his starting quarterback, Seattle ended up trading the two-time Pro Bowler after all. The Seahawks sent Smith to the Raiders for a third round pick,