Pre-Snap Reads 7/20: Training Camp and Pre-Season expectations for the Seattle Seahawks
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Seahawks News
When will we know if the Seahawks are good? - Seaside JoeWe are not the same people who we appear to be at camp
Barnwell: Seattle Seahawks need to keep Darnold 'consistent' - Seattle SportsESPN's Bill Barnwell explained why Sam Darnold's success with the Seattle Seahawks centers on "keeping his head consistent from week to week."
Seahawks Sign Second-Round Pick Elijah Arroyo - Seahawks.comThe Seahawks signed tight end Elijah Arroyo on Saturday, meaning their entire 11-player draft class is now under contract.
Seahawks 90-Man Rundown: Robbie Ouzts Brings Hard Hat as Klint Kubiak's Hand-Picked FB — Emerald City SpectrumWanting to establish a more physical, balanced offensive attack, the Seahawks will be turning back the clock by utilizing a true fullback in 2025. Will Robbie Ouzts emerge as the favorite to excel in the role for Klint Kubiak's scheme?
Seahawks sign rookie 2nd-round NFL draft pick Elijah Arroyo | Tacoma News TribuneSeahawks sign rookie 2nd-round NFL draft pick Miami tight end Elijah Arroyo. Mike Macdonald has Nick Emmanwori, all rookies under contract for training camp.
Seattle Seahawks insider says keep an eye on breakout safety's contract situation - Sports Illustrated Seahawks News, Analysis, and MoreAfter an outstanding 2024 season, one Seattle Seahawks safety may be in line for a big pay day.
Rob Staton on Training Camp EXPECTATIONS, Contract EXTENSIONS and one BOLD SEAHAWKS PREDICTION - Seahawks Forever PodcastBe sure to stick around to the end when Rob makes the boldest Seahawks prediction anyone has this entire offseason on this channel!
NFC West News
Arizona Cardinals Training Camp Preview: Tight End - Sports Illustrated Cardinals News, Analysis, and MoreTake a peek at what the tight end position looks like for the Arizona Cardinals ahead of the 2025 season
Why Kyren Williams is Odd-Man out in 2026 negotiations - Sports Illustrated Rams News, Analysis, and MoreThe incumbent Los Angeles Rams starting running back could be the odd man out in 2026 contract negotiations.
Rams Training Camp: Where are the to-5 position battles? - Turf Show TimesAll eyes will be on the linebackers as Rams training camp begins next week
49ers: Opportunity knocks for rookie duo after injury announcements - Niners NationWith the 49ers placing Ben Bartch on the NFI list, there could be a window for Connor Colby and Drew Moss to compete to start.
Most important 49ers in 2025: No. 19 has to lead the interior defense - Sports Illustrated 49ers News, Analysis, and MoreThe San Francisco 49ers are going to need Jordan Elliott to lead the way on their interior defensive line.
Around The NFL
Ray-Ray McCloud believes Falcons could 'go all the way to the Super Bowl' with Michael Penix Jr. at QB - NFL.comExpectations are mounting for the Atlanta Falcons. Just how high can the 2025 cast soar? Well, with Michael Penix Jr. under center, the Lombardi Trophy's the limit, according to wide receiver Ray-Ray McCloud.
Karen Guregian: Are Mike Vrabel's goals realistic for the Patriots? - Yahoo SportsBefore taking advantage of other teams mistakes, Mike Vrabel needs to beat the bad football out of the Patriots starting in training camp.
Saints sign second-round QB Tyler Shough to fully guaranteed contract - NBC SportsShough is the favorite to be the Saints' starting quarterback this season.
Inside Vikings' plan for J.J. McCarthy's lost rookie season - ESPNA knee injury kept the No. 10 pick off the field, but McCarthy spent the season preparing in unique ways to be the 2025 starter.
What's next after NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell resigns? 'The men deserve better' - CBSSports.comThe players union has suddenly been thrown into disarray
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