Last week, ESPN reported that the Seattle Seahawks were looking to move quarterback Sam Howell ahead of the 2025 NFL draft. That report was confirmed by general manager John Schneider, who said the team was working with Howell's agent to gauge interest.
Drew Lock will be wearing Sam Howell’s old number, while Sam Howell will be wearing Drew Lock’s old number from his first Seahawks stint. Do you like knowing which Seattle Seahawks are wearing which numbers on their uniforms?
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
49ers HC Kyle Shanahan said LB Dee Winters is ready to step up and fill the role left by LB Dre Greenlaw. “He plays to our style,” Shanahan said, via ESPN.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Seattle Seahawks have received calls about a potential trade for quarterback Sam Howell. Multiple outlets reported the trade inquiries Monday and Seahawks general manager John Schnieder confirmed they had taken place to The Athletic, but he declined to describe the organization as being "open" to trading the signal-caller.
Seattle acquired Howell last offseason
Yes, quarterback Sam Howell could be on the move. Again. Via Michael-Shawn Dugar of TheAthletic.com, Seahawks G.M. John Schneider confirmed on Monday a report that the team has received trade inquiries regarding Howell.
The Seattle Seahawks have Sam Darnold, Sam Howell and Drew Lock as part of the team's quarterback room for the upcoming season. However, there could be plans changing as the 2025 NFL Draft takes place this week.
The 2025 quarterback draft class is one of the worst in recent memory, and the Seattle Seahawks could take advantage of the lack of incoming talent. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the team could trade backup quarterback Sam Howell, and they’ve reportedly had preliminary talks about a potential deal.
The Washington Commanders are moving forward in an exciting direction with quarterback Jayden Daniels leading the charge. For the team's starting signal-caller before his arrival, things aren't going nearly as well.
When the Seattle Seahawks traded for Sam Howell in March 2024, the franchise sending fourth- and sixth-round picks to the Washington Commanders in return seemed like reasonable compensation for a quarterback with 18 career starts and a ton of untapped potential.
Adam Peters changed the Washington Commanders' outlook quickly after selecting Jayden Daniels at No. 2 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft. This was the game-changing presence fans had been clamoring for, even if it resulted in some collateral damage.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have an opportunity to trade for another young quarterback, but this time, it's not so enticing. After the team had reported interest in Joe Milton from the New England Patriots, Sam Howell is on the block from the Seattle Seahawks, and appearantly multiple teams are thinking about a move.
Things are not going well for the 2022 quarterback class, a group that includes former Washington Commanders' starter Sam Howell. Of the nine quarterbacks
The Seattle Seahawks have already traded one quarterback this offseason, and a new report suggests they are open to moving a second one.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been connected to virtually every single potential available quarterback throughout the 2025 offseason. No one is quite sure what the franchise is planning to do at the position long-term, but the goal is reportedly to have Aaron Rodgers be under center for at least one year.
Trade rumors are nothing new for the Browns, what about Sam Howell? With the NFL Draft just five days away, the Cleveland Browns are finalizing their plans by simulating dozens of scenarios that may occur during the first few rounds.
After re-signing Drew Lock, the Seattle Seahawks ended up with four quarterbacks on their roster: Sam Darnold, Sam Howell, and Jaren Hall. It created a surplus of needs in one position, and they are looking to reduce the player count.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Brady Henderson, Seattle is open to trading Howell and has received some inquiries from teams interested in acquiring him.
Jeremy Fowler and Brady Henderson of ESPN are reporting that the Seahawks are open to trading backup QB Sam Howell. According to the report, the Seahawks have received trade inquiries from interested teams in Howell.
The Seahawks have their starting quarterback of the present and (potentially) future in Sam Darnold. The team has also reunited with Drew Lock to compete for the backup gig with returnee Sam Howell.
The Minnesota Vikings have approached free agency in a very calculated way over the last few weeks. Not only did they add multiple high-end players in the trenches on both sides of the football, but general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah also did a great job in preserving the high-end compensatory draft picks they are projected to get.
QB dominoes are falling Friday, and a third reunion will take place. After Joe Flacco and Josh Johnson made return trips Friday morning, Drew Lock will follow suit.
The Washington Commanders had Sam Howell start 17 games for them in 2023, but his efforts resulted in a 4-13 campaign. This led to the Commanders trading Howell to the Seattle Seahawks, where he served as a backup to Geno Smith.
Seahawks' Sam Howell spoke with reporters about returning to a backup role after he made 17 starts with the Commanders last season.
When the Rams signed Jimmy Garoppolo to back up starting QB Matthew Stafford, one could say it was the team’s Plan B.
The Commanders had done nearly everything right during the 2024 NFL offseason. Then on Thursday, the team took its first wrong turn.
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