Danny O'Neil

Sustaining success doesn’t mean retaining every free agent like Bruce Irvin, who is leaving for a lucrative deal in Oakland. It will be more about the Seahawks’ ability to mine the draft to replace the players that they inevitably won’t be able to afford.

With Peyton Manning retiring, it’s worth contrasting his first four seasons to what Seattle’s Russell Wilson has done to wonder which blueprint teams will seek to copy.

While it’s impossible to know exactly what will happen with the 17 Seahawks who are set to become unrestricted free agents, we can predict the timing based on how free agency tends to play out in waves.

Highlights from the latest “Hawk Talk” with Danny O’Neil, including his take that it’s only a matter of time before the Seahawks and coach Pete Carroll agree to an extension.

Continuing our look at the seven starters who are set to become unrestricted free agents with cornerback Jeremy Lane, who’s the closest thing the Seahawks have to a player they need to re-sign.

Continuing our look at each of the Seahawks starters who are set to become unrestricted free agents with left tackle Russell Okung, whose situation is anything but straightforward as he’s coming off shoulder surgery and working as his own agent.

Highlights from the latest “Hawk Talk,” including what Danny O’Neil thinks the Seahawks will say — and won’t say — about how tight end Jimmy Graham is recovering from knee surgery.

Beef as a business plan. That’s the only way to explain how a report that was about an alleged incident involving Peyton Manning led to some personal attacks from two FOX Sports employees toward the story’s author.

Danny O’Neil hosted a live Seahawks chat Tuesday as “Hawk Talk” rolled on into the offseason. The full transcript can be found here. Highlights are below. Joe asked how the Seahawks can fix the interior of their offensive line. O’Neil: It’s got to start at center, in my opinion. I think that Mark Glowinski will […]

Panthers quarterback Cam Newton could have been more gracious after losing Super Bowl 50, but it’s overly simplistic to suggest that the way handled himself in his postgame press conference revealed anything about his character or explained the way he played.