🚨BOMBSHELL Seattle Seahawks Trade REPORTS via NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, PFF, & ESPN

🚨BOMBSHELL Seattle Seahawks Trade REPORTS via NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, PFF, & ESPN

[Music] Welcome into Seahawks Today. I am your host, Will Ortner, and we have a jam-packed show for you. NFL insider Jordan Schultz has some O line rumors when it comes to who the Seahawks could be targeting when it comes to a potential trade. Then we’re going to talk about the PFF trade target that I haven’t seen anywhere but PFF. and then they started going down. Reasons why that trade could happen. And I’ll tell you what, sports pants got a little bit tight. I was real excited. I wanted that player out in Seattle. I still think that the Seahawks have a shot at getting him. And then of course ESPN, they’re drumming up even more rumors for Reek Woolen. Will he get traded? I’ll give you my opinion and I’ll go through the article there for you as well. But before we get into any of the action on today’s show, I need you to go and follow me on social media, Will Ortner. That’s Twitter, Will Ortner. That’s Instagram. Guess what? It doesn’t change. Neither do I. I’m constantly posting about the Seattle Seahawks, latest breaking news, any of the rumors that I’m seeing, or just frankly any content that comes towards your Seattle Seahawks. Maybe some players are playing well that aren’t getting enough love and so I’ll make sure to mention them. So, go on over, Will Ortner, and follow me on Instagram and on Twitter. Now, Jordan Schulz had this to say in a video that he put out on X. The Seattle Seahawks are on the market for maybe one more offensive lineman to help protect Sam Darnold. You think, you think, Jordan, there’s so many people in my comment section, shoot, myself included, on my burners, was saying, “Hey, Anthony Bradford sucks and we need to move on from him.” Now, that might be a little bit mean, but we’ve known that the Seahawks are probably going to be a team that is active at the trade deadline. They’ve done it before in the past. John Schneider not afraid to go make a move for a Leonard Williams for an Ernest Jones IV. Why not? Why wouldn’t he go and make a move for somebody else? If Jordan Schulz is in the know, something’s going on. We’re in up to something season. Why would every NFL insider because now Jordan Schulz has reported, Adam Shfter has reported trade rumors, Diana Rini has reported trade rumors. The Seahawks are looking for any help that they can get on that offensive line because it does feel like they are one piece away. Now, here’s the question. Who could the Seahawks be targeted? Who in their right mind could the Seahawks think that could come in and make a big change for your Seattle Seahawks? Who do they think could be a nice trade piece for them? Well, we’re going to go to my friend Hawk Blogger and he had this to say. I think the only realistic move that the Seahawks could make that would be an upgrade at a weak position like the Rams and 49ers have already done on back-to-back days would be to go get a veteran guard. Well, here’s the thing, Brian. Who are the veteran guards they could be going for? Well, he said Kevin Zetler, Wyatt Teller, and Joel Batonio. Those are all quality guards. Those are all guards that I agree they would help the Seattle Seahawks. Now, you might be saying to yourself, Will, you don’t usually pronounce names correctly with your Hawinson accent, but you did pronounce those guys’ names correctly, probably, and they do sound familiar. Now, why would they sound familiar? Well, that’s because I made this graphic about a month ago. I made this exact graphic a month ago saying that this is who the Seattle Seahawks would be targeting if they made a trade for an offensive lineman. They have a weak spot at right guard right now. Anthony Bradford is graded out as one of the worst PFF guards in the National Football League. Not right guard, guards. Again, PFF, not the end- all beall, but if you’re in the bottom, you suck and you probably shouldn’t be starting. And I said you should make a trade with the Browns because they suck and they got two good guards that would be an improvement for you. Or you should call the Titans because they have a guard that would be an improvement for you as well. That’s why you subscribe to the channel. Everyone else is saying, “Hey, what if you called Cleveland? Hey, what if you called Tennessee? I was saying that a month ago. It’s free. You don’t have to buy the athletic subscription. You don’t have to buy ESPN Plus. It’s free. I’ll go in. I’ll read the articles. I’ll call my sources. I’ll look at the experts. And then I’ll give you who I think the Seahawks could be trading for. And then you’ll find out a month later if you don’t subscribe to the channel the same things that I was saying all the way back in September. That’s why you subscribe. Accurate information about your Seattle sequence. Now, there is a new trade target and this is coming to us from PFF and I got really excited. I’ve been known to peruse the Brock and Sulk show and in there Brock references a potential trade target for the Seahawks. So then I go back to the original article over at PFF and it talks about a list of fairy fairy tale trades that could happen in the NFL and the Seahawks were on that list. And boy oh boy, Seahawk fans are going to want to know about this potential trade because it had Peter Scaransski coming to the Seattle Seahawks. Left guard extraordinaire, one of the best young guards in the National Football League right now. Now, this is what Bradley Locker had to say about Skansky and how he has played so far in his three years over in Tennessee. The third-year guard has played like one of the best at his position this season, as evidenced by his 78.8 overall PFF grade. In fact, Scaranssky has notched 76.0 plus grades in both pass and run blocking. Instant upgrade. Instant upgrade in Seattle. He Skansky would be your best guard. As well as Gray Zable has played, he would instantly become your number one guard on the offensive line. You would probably move him to right, but you could potentially move Zabel over. Doesn’t really matter. You are going to get better, and that’s what’s most important. You can move on from Anthony Bradford. Our long National Nightmare could be over and we’d have one of the best, if not the best, young guards in the National Football League. Bradley had this to say on how the offensive line is playing better, but why this would be such a vast improvement. Seattle’s offensive line has improved this year, helping catalyze an offense that places 13th in success rate and 12th in scoring drive rate. Still, the Seahawks need more along their interior as the team places 29th in overall PFF grades among guards and centers. There’s 32 teams in the NFL. 29th sucks. First round left guard Grace Zable. He’s played fine. center Jaylen Sundell and right guard Anthony Bradford are all below a 58 and a half overall mark thus far. Yeah. Yeah, man. The Seahawks have struggled. Now, to be fair, I would say that Gray Zable shouldn’t be included in the struggling statement. He has played well for you. And when he has his mistakes, when he has his losses, they are rookie mistakes. And they’re not like, “Oh, he just got whooped.” He’s not turned around like this looking at your quarterback get sacked on a play. He’s not blocking Jaylen Sundell on a screen pass. Those are things that I’ve seen Anthony Bradford do almost weekly at this point. So the question then is how would Scorsky fit in Seattle? He’s already a left guard. At this point, Gray Zable, he’s your rookie. He’s at left guard. You can’t play them both at left guard and you’re definitely not benching Gray. So, what do you do? This is what Bradley had to say on that conundrum. Skeransky has exclusively played left guard in the NFL, which wouldn’t necessarily fit cleanly in Seattle. Still, his ability to occupy all five offensive line slots was touted in his pre-draft evaluations, and Zable also suited up at right during portions of his college days. Make it happen, John. Figure it out. I don’t know how. I don’t know what you give up. Figure it out. You’d have two of the best young guards in the National Football League. Road grading for your run game, standing up strong and tall in pass pro. Figure it out. It’s your clear weakness. It’s something that Schneider, aside from Gray Zable, and really that’s about it. He hasn’t been able to draft guards. Christian Haynes, looking at you, bud. Not doing too hot, man. Third round pick. Hasn’t done anything for you. So, at this point, you have an area of weakness. John Schneider is a very good general manager. He struggles at finding guards. Let someone else find the guard for you and then go trade the pieces away. That’s my personal opinion, but I want you to make the call. Would you, how much, excuse me, would you give up for Peter Scransky? Giving up a first, giving up a second, giving up Reek Woolen, and then maybe some other capital. Let me know down below in the comments how much you would give up for for Scaransky. We’re gonna dive into that ESPN article on the latest Reek Woolen news. But before we do that, I do want to let you know about my good friends over at Price Picks. This episode is brought to you by Prize Picks, the hard-hitting football action is even better with Price Picks. The weather might be changing, but the feeling of being right never gets old. So keep the season rolling on Prize Picks by getting $50 instantly in lineups when you play your first $5. Price Picks is simple to play. Just pick more or less on any two to six player stat projections. And if your picks are right, you could cash in. 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Basically, ever since Ian Rapaort’s piece about a month or so ago, a little bit over, everyone has been talking about Reek Woolen getting traded, and there really hasn’t been an opportunity for that to happen. Now, Brady Henderson, the ESPN insider, did have this to say in the article on who could be a trade piece for the Seahawks. He says, “Wollen. He is in the last year of his rookie contract and does not appear to be a part of the Seahawks long-term plans. His two miscues late in their season opening loss to San Francisco continued a trend of mistakes in critical situations. And if not for Deon Witherspoon’s knee injury in that game, Woolen’s playing time since then would have been drastically drastically reduced.” Yeah. Yeah, Brady, you’re right. Brady’s really smart. He does a great job covering the Seattle Seahawks. It’s all true, but at this point, unless you get a Hall, are you really going to trade Reek Woolen? Like, what’s he going to come back? And at this point, the amount of injuries that you’ve had in that secondary, you can’t logically think, hey, we’ll trade Reek Woolen. An injury happens again, we’re going to be fine. Throw out Nehemiah Pritchette. I’d rather have Reek Woolen than Pritchette. Reek Woolen at this point is a starter in the NFL. Now, he doesn’t fit Mike McDonald’s zone scheme system, but you have shown too many injuries in the secondary. Julian Love might go on IR. You need as many players that have started and started for a multitude of time to stay in that secondary. I understand that he’s not a part of your long-term plans and if he moves on, you’re not going to get anything for him. But at this point, why? I’d rather have him. I think this team has a chance to go on a special run. I think I’d rather keep him. And I don’t think that the Seahawks trade it. Could I be wrong? Yeah, it’s happened before. Maybe I was called an idiot sandwich the other day, but I’m probably not wrong in this situation. I think that the Seahawks are going to hang on to him. And I think that Reek Wan stays in Seattle because of the different injury issues that you’ve had in that secondary. I think that he hangs out with you because, frankly, you need him right now. You might not need him in the long term future when you can go make a big free agent signing for a corner that plays better in the zone. But right now, he’s all you got and hopefully he’s all that you need. Make sure to go follow me on social media, willortex and Instagram. You do not want to miss out on any Seahawks breaking news, any coverage, or just frankly some people that uh aren’t getting enough shine for your Seattle Seahawks. I’m making sure to shout them all out there. So, make sure that you follow me on X and on Instagram, Will Ortner, and I’ll see you guys all tomorrow. [Music]

Seahawks trade news and Seahawks trade rumors are the focus of this Seahawks YouTube video. Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS and use code CLNS and get $50 in lineups when you play your first $5 lineup! NFL Insider Jordan Schultz reported that the Seattle Seahawks and general manager John Schneider are calling other NFL teams looking for offensive line help. Seattle Seahawks could trade for Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski according to Pro Football Focus. Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen was the focus of an ESPN article detailing NFL trade targets. Seahawks Today host Will Ortner discusses the latest Seahawks trade news and rumors in this episode.

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Bradley Locker PFF Writer on Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski:
“Skoronski has exclusively played left guard in the NFL, which wouldn’t necessarily fit cleanly in Seattle. Still, his ability to occupy all five offensive line slots was touted in his pre-draft evaluations, and Zabel also suited up at right guard during portions of his college days.”

ESPN writer Brady Henderson on if the Seattle Seahawks will trade Riq Woolen:
“He is in the last year of his rookie contract and does not appear to be part of the Seahawks’ long-term plans. His two miscues late in their season-opening loss to San Francisco continued a trend of mistakes in critical situations, and if not for Devon Witherspoon’s knee injury in that game, Woolen’s playing time since then would have been drastically reduced.”

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Bradley Locker PFF Writer on the Seattle Seahawks offensive line:
“Seattle’s offense line has improved this year, helping catalyze an offense that places 13th in success rate and 12th in scoring drive rate. Still, the Seahawks need more along their interior, as the team places 29th in overall PFF grade among guards and centers. First-round left guard Grey Zabel, center Jalen Sundell and right guard Anthony Bradford are all below a 58.5 overall mark thus far.”

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