Tim Weaver

17 hours ago | si.com | Tim Weaver

Coming out of an OTAs practice earlier this week, a minor, entirely media-made quarterback controversey came out of one bad session from the Seattle Sehawks' new starter, Sam Darnold. The headline was that Darnold had thrown two interceptions in the red zone on three passes, which sounds pretty bad without any context. Nevertheless, head coach Mike Macdonald found himself answering "crazy" questions about what it would take for rookie Jalen Milroe to replace Darnold as Seattle's QB1.

23 hours ago | si.com | Tim Weaver

When it comes to national NFL writer, most tend to completely ignore the Carolina Panthers - that is when they aren't ranking them or their players far lower than they actually deserve. There are exceptions to the rule, though. Pat McAfee for one has been impressed by what the Panthers have done this offseason, especially in the draft. Kay Adams is another prominent voice who sees good things in the Panthers' immediae future.

23 hours ago | si.com | Tim Weaver

You're not supposed to spend big on guards in the modern NFL - something a few GMs around the league have taken to heart just a little bit too much. Dan Morgan of the Carolina Panthers is definitely not one of them, though. Last year in free agency he went against conventional wisdom in this department, knowing that Bryce Young needed better interior pass protection to grow out of his frustrating start as a pro.

1 day ago | si.com | Tim Weaver

As the late, great Bill Walton used to say - never mistake action for achievement. That may be the trap for the Carolina Panthers and the work they have done this offseason to reshape their roster. On paper, the Panthers appear to have scored upgrades at all three levels of their defense, including their biggest investment - giving a three-year, $51 million deal to former Raiders safety Tre'von Moehrig.

1 day ago | si.com | Tim Weaver

The biggest hole on the Seattle Seahawks' roster right now is at right guard, where they tried several different options in 2024 but got no good results. So far at OTAs second-year guard Christan Haynes has been working with the first-string offensive line unit, while Anthony Bradford works with the twos. Both Haynes and Bradford bombed last season playing this spot, and Sataoa Laumea was somehow even worse - he's now in line to be the backup left guard behind rookie Grey Zabel.