The Seahawks lower the price requested on DK Metcalf Trade

The Seahawks are already on the right track to have a very different offense in 2025. A commercial agreement involving the quarter-arre Geno Smith was developed, while the team has progressed with the expected transaction of Wideout Liberation Tyler Lockett.

Other modifications could be in store if DK MetcalfThe demand for trade of “knows how to be honored. The twice pro bowler is one year old to play on its current pact, but it is looking for an average on average about 30 million dollars a year. The teams will hesitate to respond to this requested price, especially if Seattle does a good deal with regard to commercial compensation. However, the team’s position on this front seems to be softening.

The Seahawks were recently linked to a price of a choice of first and third round in a job of Metcalf, but Dianna Russini of sports reports which they lowered their request. Seattle is now willing to entertain the offers built around a second round selection, she adds. This will only be at stake, of course, if an interested team is ready to authorize a major increase for the 27 -year -old player in addition to separating from the notable capital.

Metcalf – which was discussed a commercial chip between the Seahawks and the raiders before the exchange of Smith was agreed – is known to watch a climate in hot weather and a stable quarter situation. Diagram Fit will also be a consideration for interested teams, Josina Anderson of exhibition notes. She adds that at least one pretender is not ready to pay more than one third round choice in addition to making Metcalf one of the best paid receivers in the league.

Compensation could serve as a counterweight for the preference of Metcalf concerning its destination, according to Albert Breer de Sports illustrated. Teams that cannot offer a warm environment may have to offer more on an extension to swing an agreement. Interestingly, Breer adds that Metcalf would be interested in joining the Texans before they balance an intra-divisional trade for Christian Kirk. This should keep Houston out of the market for an expensive addition while the new year of the league takes shape (especially if Stefon Diggs end up being signed).

Metcalf has an average of more than 1,100 yards and eight affected by season during his career, and he has played at least 15 games each year since entering the League in 2019. The Ole Miss product could soon be moving in the midst of high expectations with a new extension in hand, especially if the Seahawks remain their desire to resolve a business before the April project.