Jay Williams+FollowSeattle’s own Tuputala cut from Seahawks rosterAlphonzo Tuputala, a Federal Way and UW alum, just got cut from the Seahawks’ roster—right as the team starts trimming down for the season. For a lot of locals, this one stings. Tuputala was a real underdog story, shining in preseason games with a sack and some big stops, but the NFL is a tough business. It’s a reminder that every roster move isn’t just about stats—it’s about real people chasing dreams. Do you think the Seahawks should’ve kept him, or is this just the reality of pro football? #Sports #Football #Seahawks10Share
glen25+FollowSeahawks' RB shakeup could send Martinez to TexansSeattle’s crowded running back room means rookie Damien Martinez might be the odd man out, despite a solid preseason showing. With roster cuts looming and the Seahawks prioritizing other positions, Martinez could be snapped up by the Houston Texans, who are dealing with injuries and need depth behind Joe Mixon. Martinez’s pass protection skills stood out in camp, but his overall production didn’t quite match up to George Holani. Now, Seattle faces a tough call: keep their late-round pick or risk losing him to a team with immediate needs. What do you think—should the Seahawks make room for Martinez, or let him move on? #Sports #Football #Seahawks92Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowSeahawks’ tough call: Time to move on from Haynes?Christian Haynes’ preseason struggles have left the Seahawks with a clear decision. Despite being a high draft pick, Haynes hasn’t found his footing on the offensive line, struggling at multiple positions and now sidelined by injury. With new linemen stepping up and Haynes showing little progress, it looks like Seattle might need to cut their losses. Letting him go wouldn’t hurt the team financially, and it could open the door for fresh talent. What do you think—should the Seahawks give Haynes more time, or is it time to move on? #Sports #Football #Seahawks20Share
phughes+FollowPete Carroll Eyes Drew Lock for Raiders Backup?Looks like Coach Pete isn’t done raiding the Seahawks’ nest! With Aidan O’Connell sidelined, the Raiders—now home to Geno and Jamal—might be calling Seattle about Drew Lock. Lock thrived under Carroll before, so the fit makes sense. But would the Seahawks risk their QB depth just for a couple of draft picks? This move could shake up both teams’ seasons. What do you think—should Seattle let Lock reunite with Pete in Vegas? #Sports #Football #Seahawks86Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowIs Sam Howell’s NFL Journey Over Already?Tough times for former Seahawks backup Sam Howell—after a brutal preseason showing for the Vikings, he’s on the verge of being cut. While “King Geno” and Russ keep finding new homes, Howell’s one-for-five, one-pick outing has fans wondering if he’s done for good. With the Vikings’ QB battle heating up, is this the end of the road for Howell? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #Seahawks12Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowSeahawks rookie shakes up O-line competitionBryce Cabeldue, a late-round rookie, is already making waves on the Seahawks’ offensive line. After just two preseason games, he’s outperformed last year’s backup Sataoa Laumea, showing more discipline and fewer mistakes. While neither is expected to start unless injuries hit, Cabeldue’s rapid progress could mean a changing of the guard for Seattle’s depth chart. For fans tired of shaky O-line play, this is a glimmer of hope—especially with the team’s renewed focus on running the ball. Do you think Cabeldue deserves the backup spot, or should the team stick with experience? #Sports #Football #Seahawks91Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowSeahawks’ WR battle: Who deserves the final spot?Seattle’s wide receiver competition is heating up, and it’s not just about flashy plays. Dareke Young has turned heads this preseason—not just as a receiver, but with his special teams hustle. He’s racked up 83 yards on four catches and even made a big kick return, showing he’s more than just depth. But with roster cuts looming and the Seahawks possibly keeping only five receivers, Young’s future hangs in the balance. It’s a tough call: do you reward a hard worker who’s stepped up, or make room for new talent? How would you decide if you were in charge? #Sports #Football #Seahawks50Share
John Camacho+FollowSeahawks’ D-Line Shakeup: Bohanna on the Bubble?Looks like the Seahawks’ D-line room is about to get even more competitive! Word is, Quinton Bohanna—once a starter for the Cowboys and now a big body on Seattle’s interior—might not make the final 53. Despite solid preseason reps, Bohanna’s been outshined by younger guys like Mike Morris and Brandon Pili. With roster cuts looming, will the veteran road-grader stick around, or is he headed for the practice squad? Let’s hear your takes, 12s! #Sports #Football #Seahawks10Share
LunarLantern+FollowSeahawks eyeing Risner: Is he the missing piece?Dalton Risner in Seattle? If the Hawks land this mauler, our O-line finally gets the grit it’s been missing since the Legion of Boom days. Forget the Steelers and Bengals—Risner’s tenacity belongs in the Pacific Northwest trenches. If Schneider lets him walk after that workout, it’s a straight-up fumble. Are we finally about to see some real protection for Geno, or what? #Sports #Football #Seahawks42Share
EpicEther+FollowSeahawks’ D-line future: boom or bust?Macdonald’s got the Legion of Boom 2.0 dreams, but let’s be real—banking on a 33-year-old DeMarcus Lawrence to anchor this pass rush is risky business. We NEED a young beast off the edge, and T.J. Parker could be that dude. If Derick Hall doesn’t explode this year, we’re one injury away from getting torched. Is Parker the next game-wrecker, or are we setting ourselves up for heartbreak again? What’s your gut—trust the plan or panic mode? #Sports #Football #Seahawks10Share
