The Seahawks’ attack will have a different look to it in 2025 for many reasons. A possible solution to the team’s offensive line issues is suddenly unavailable.

The Seattle Seahawks have to make sure they don't make the same mistake by trading star wide receiver DK Metcalf to the Death Star of the AFC that is the Kansas City Chiefs. The latest (unfouded) trade rumors suggest that the Chiefs will at least call about Metcalf's availability - and while the Seahawks should listen to every offer,

The Kansas City Chiefs may have a new opportunity that has opened up with the NFL offseason starting to heat up. DK Metcalf, the star wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, is looking to find a new home.

Legal troubles in Kansas City's receiving room could lead the Chiefs to strike a blockbuster trade.

Chowder, the beloved bulldog that fans dress up in a Seahawks jersey, isn't just any dog he's a four-legged skateboarding sensation. The 9-year-old pup from Fox Island, Washington,

The Kansas City Chiefs may have to add another playmaker to their offense this offseason. For starters, the Chiefs aren't sure if Rashee Rice will be suspended for his role in a multi-vehicle accident from 2024.

Wide receiver is a question mark for the Chiefs to begin the upcoming season. Rashee Rice is facing a possible suspension, while DeAndre Hopkins and Hollywood Brown are both heade

Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report authored a trade proposal that would see Kansas City send Seattle its first-round pick in 2025 ( No. 31 overall) along with a fifth-rounder in 2026 in exchange for Metcalf and his $18 million base salary in 2025.

"This would be juicy," Barnwell writes. "With Travis Kelce dropping to last in ESPN's Receiver Scores and additions such as Marquise Brown and DeAndre Hopkins failing to sustain their impact, the Chiefs were essentially down to rookie first-rounder Xavier Worthy as their only reliable receiver in the Super Bowl. You saw how that went.

Ex-NFL quarterback Chase Daniel had a memorable stint with the Kansas City Chiefs. However, he decided to take another path to seek more minutes. Now, Daniel decided to confess that he was close to return to the Chiefs and confessed the real reason why he rejected this possibility.