The Seattle Seahawks made some big moves this offseason. They traded away quarterback Geno Smith and wide receiver DK Metcalf. They replaced both with free agency additions, coming to terms with Sam Darnold, who will replace Smith, and Cooper Kupp, who will take Metcalf's spot.

And at least some of the fine points in Sam Darnold’s Seahawks contract began to be revealed on Sunday. The contract Darnold signed with the Seahawks on Thursday — which he initially agreed to on Monday — was advertised as three years and worth up to $100.

According to ProFootballTalk on Sunday, while Darnold's $37.5 million salary for the 2025 season is fully guaranteed, the Seahawks have a couple of outs in the deal.

The Seahawks found their quarterback and an offensive lineman on Day 1 of NFL free agency. Keep up with Tuesday's moves here.

With some major changes to the roster, it’s time to start mocking how this new-look Seahawks team could come together at the NFL Draft.

The Seattle Seahawks established a strong spending motive during NFL free agency. Now the franchise and general manager John Schneider added one more sneaky move. This one involving a former New Orleans Saints defensive back.