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NFL News Roundup: Klint Kubiak's arrival could hurt Ashton Jeanty in Year 2, plus more combine headlines that could impact fantasy football
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NFL News Roundup: Klint Kubiak's arrival could hurt Ashton Jeanty in Year 2, plus more combine headlines that could impact fantasy football

https://sports.yahoo.com/fantasy/article/nfl-news-roundup-klint-kubiaks-arrival-could-hurt-ashton-jeanty-in-year-2-plus-more-combine-headlines-that-could-impact-fantasy-football-165432855.html
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  • Klint Kubiak’s arrival in Las Vegas could cap Ashton Jeanty’s Year 2 workload as teams prepare for a two-man backfield.
  • Cowboys place the franchise tag on George Pickens, securing a top fantasy wideout for 2026.
  • Colts and Anthony Richardson plan to pursue a trade, freeing him for potential landing spots beyond 2026.
  • Vikings will explore all quarterback options to stabilize the offense and support fantasy assets.
  • Anthony Richardson’s situation could affect fantasy value regardless of whether he starts for a new team.
  • A.J. Brown trade talk to the Patriots surfaces as a possible fantasy catalyst if it materializes.
  • Jets could franchise tag Breece Hall if a long-term deal isn’t reached, affecting his 2026 outlook.
  • Travis Kelce’s status remains a focal point as teams assess retirement risk and continuation.
  • Kyler Murray and Kirk Cousins remain topics as teams consider quarterback moves in the open market.
  • Pivotal combine headlines include potential moves that could elevate specific fantasy players in 2026.
  • Super Bowl exposure from Klint Kubiak’s coaching move adds scrutiny for fantasy projections.
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Eagles Connected to 27-Year-Old Seahawks LB With Big Upside
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Eagles Connected to 27-Year-Old Seahawks LB With Big Upside

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/onsi/news/eagles-connected-to-27-year-old-seahawks-lb-with-big-upside-pat3
Si.com
  • If Jaelan Phillips signs elsewhere in free agency, the Eagles may pursue Seahawks edge Boye Mafe to bolster the pass rush.
  • NFL.com ranks Boye Mafe as a top free agent, with 18.7% rush win rate in 2025.
  • Mafe posted 18.7% pass rush win rate and 11.4% pressure rate in 2025, signaling a strong fit for an added edge presence in Philly.
  • ESPN’s Schatz predicted Phillips could depart and the Eagles would counter with Mafe, per reporting linked to the Super Bowl champions.
  • The Eagles’ current edge rotation includes Nolan Smith Jr. and Jalyx Hunt, which could be reshaped by incoming additions.
  • If Phillips remains with the Eagles, the team would still face a high-caliber pass rush challenge, per the analysis in the reference.
  • The reference notes that Phillips is a pending free agent as of the reporting window.
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Super Bowl Champion Seahawks Raid Division Rival to Bolster Roster
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Super Bowl Champion Seahawks Raid Division Rival to Bolster Roster

https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi/super-bowl-champion-seahawks-raid-division-rival-to-bolster-roster
Si.com
  • Seattle is evaluating a wide receiver upgrade in free agency, with Jauan Jennings among the targets.
  • Jennings is valued for run blocking and his fit in Seattle’s run-first offense.
  • Seattle previously added division rival Cooper Kupp, underscoring a strategy of leveraging rival talent.
  • Jennings had nine touchdowns last season and was productive in 2024, per ESPN metrics referenced in the report.
  • Brian Fleury’s prior familiarity with Jennings from San Francisco could ease an acquisition.
  • Kenneth Walker III and roster dynamics are part of the context for potential WR upgrades in 2026.
  • Seahawks’ 10-game winning streak in the 2025 season is cited as a backdrop for offensive upgrades.
  • The report references Jauan Jennings’ notable Super Bowl LVIII moment for context.
  • The article notes ESPN and Barstool coverage highlighting Jennings’ efficiency and playmaking.
  • Overall, Seattle weighs adding a rival-named weapon to diversify its offense for 2026.
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Rams Rival Losing Ground In Keeping Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker
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sports19h ago

Rams Rival Losing Ground In Keeping Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker

https://www.si.com/nfl/rams/onsi/los-angeles-rival-losing-ground-in-keeping-super-bowl-mvp-kenneth-walker
Si.com
  • Walker's potential move to an AFC contender could reshape the Rams’ division outlook as interest rises.
  • The Chiefs and other AFC teams are portrayed as willing to pay for offensive explosiveness, potentially outbidding Seattle.
  • Walker’s playoff impact was highlighted as he thrived when Charbonnet was injured, complicating Rams’ defense to stop the run.
  • The piece notes Walker’s value in a devalued-running-back era and cites past big-money deals for running backs as context.
  • Seattle’s decision not to offer Walker a top price is framed as a factor in the Rams' strategic focus.
  • The article suggests the Rams may shift their focus to attacking Sam Darnold if Walker departs.
  • The report ties Walker’s presence to Seattle’s play-action effectiveness, influencing Rams’ scouting focus.
  • The piece notes Breer’s assessment of Walker’s market value and potential bids from AFC clubs.
  • The article places Walker’s MVP status against a backdrop of team salary considerations and veteran commitments.
  • The piece mentions the potential value of drafting alternatives like Jeremiyah Love as a cost-effective option.
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Seahawks' Rashid Shaheed Reveals Dream Scenario this Offseason
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Seahawks' Rashid Shaheed Reveals Dream Scenario this Offseason

https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi/seahawks-news/seahawks-rashid-shaheed-reveals-dream-scenario-offseason
Si.com
  • Shaheed voiced a strong wish to stay with the Seahawks, saying he loves the organization, city, and fans.
  • Seattle has the sixth-most salary cap space this offseason, reported at $61.1 million, shaping re-signing decisions.
  • Team faces evaluating Shaheed’s $14.1 million annual market value against their cap space and roster needs.
  • Shaheed’s production questions persist, including lack of offensive touchdowns in nine regular-season games and in three playoff games.
  • Seattle’s offseason plan includes extensions for Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Devon Witherspoon while deciding Shaheed’s fate.
  • Shaheed’s trade to Seattle was framed as a high-potential move for the offense.
  • Shaheed spoke with NFL reporter Matt Lombardo about free agency, highlighting March conversations heating up.
  • Shaheed’s Seattle stay would be a major signal to re-sign him amid looming cap considerations.
  • The Seahawks are evaluating Shaheed as part of a broader approach to extend core players and manage cap space.
  • Shaheed’s comments were tied to a broader discussion of free agency and March negotiations.
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NFL Expert Links this 49ers Wide Receiver to the Seattle Seahawks
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NFL Expert Links this 49ers Wide Receiver to the Seattle Seahawks

https://www.si.com/nfl/49ers/onsi/news/nfl-expert-links-49ers-wide-receiver-seattle-seahawks
Si.com
  • ESPN analyst suggests Jauan Jennings could move to the Seattle Seahawks as a possible off-season signing.
  • Jennings’ value is projected at about $22.6 million per year, making him a high-cost target for a WR2 role.
  • The article questions whether the 49ers should pay top-market money for Jennings given his overall production.
  • New Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury is noted as being familiar with Jennings from SF.
  • The piece highlights Jennings’ run-blocking ability as a reason Seahawks might target him.
  • The Seahawks could sign Jennings to replace a departed receiver in a run-first offense.
  • The article frames Jennings’ market value as a debated topic due to injury and late-season performance.
  • Cap space for the 49ers is cited as a potential constraint in pursuing Jennings at a high salary.
  • The article cites Jennings as a possible WR2 rather than a top-tier addition for the 49ers.
  • The discussion centers on how signing Jennings could affect division rivals and team chemistry.
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Three Reasons Seahawks Should Trade Down in NFL Draft
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Three Reasons Seahawks Should Trade Down in NFL Draft

https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi/seahawks-news/three-reasons-seattle-seahawks-should-trade-down-nfl-draft
Si.com
  • Seattle may trade the No. 32 overall pick to add more draft selections and opportunities.
  • Trading down could avoid guaranteed money for a top rookie and sidestep a fifth-year option.
  • The Seahawks could gain better value in the early second round versus late first-round picks.
  • Many players in the late first round are similar, but second-round costs differ significantly.
  • Front office could land the right player later at a fraction of the cost if they trade back.
  • The article frames the strategy as a smart move unless a specific player is in love with a front office.
  • The piece is published in On SI with commentary from Jeremy Brener.
  • Seattle has only three rounds plus a sixth-round pick remaining after prior trades.
  • The analysis highlights Super Bowl champions and ongoing coverage from On SI.
  • The piece emphasizes the strategic option as a prudent move for the Seahawks’ draft planning.
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New Seattle Seahawks Mock Draft Adds Potential DeMarcus Lawrence Replacement
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New Seattle Seahawks Mock Draft Adds Potential DeMarcus Lawrence Replacement

https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/onsi/draft/new-seattle-seahawks-mock-draft-potential-demarcus-lawrence-replacement
Si.com
  • The latest mock draft from Yahoo! Sports targets Seattle's first-round pick for an edge rusher, Cashius Howell.
  • Howell would be Seattle’s 32nd overall pick option, adding a versatile edge to bolster the front seven.
  • Howell’s Combine performance included a 4.59-second 40-yard dash and 1.58 10-yard split.
  • Howell is praised for pass-rush skills and high-pressure production with 11.5 sacks in his final college season.
  • The mock draft frames Seattle’s need as a front-seven upgrade to complement its existing talent.
  • Cashius Howell’s size and production are highlighted as fitting an edge role for Seattle.
  • The article notes Seattle’s free-agent future could open up defensive needs.
  • The piece frames DeMarcus Lawrence’s possible retirement as a factor shaping Seattle’s draft focus.
  • The mock draft authors are Nate Tice and Charles McDonald, and the selection differs by scenario.
  • The article emphasizes that Seattle could use a pass-rush boost even with a strong roster.
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