Seahawks Consider Trades Amid NFC West Changes

The Seattle Seahawks are undergoing significant changes, including the possibility of trading veteran receiver Tyler Lockett, whose departure could save the team $17 million in cap space. Lockett's performance has declined, and he has expressed uncertainty about his future with the team, making him a trade candidate for teams like the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers have allowed Deebo Samuel to seek a trade, potentially altering the NFC West's receiver landscape. Former Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley is set to join the 49ers' staff under Kyle Shanahan, marking a notable shift within the division. Additionally, former Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner, now with the Washington Commanders, may return to the NFC West as a free agent, with the Rams and Raiders as potential destinations. These developments highlight a period of transition and potential roster restructuring within the NFC West division.