The Seattle Seahawks underwent wholesale changes ahead of Mike Macdonald’s second year at the helm, but running back Kenneth Walker III is one of the lone survivors. However, ahead of the Seahawks’ 2025 training camp, Walker is still the top trade candidate on the team.
Four-way tight end trade:
Michael Mayer —> Dolphins
Mark Andrews —> Chargers
Noah Fant —> Falcons
Kyle Pitts —> Steelers
Can send late round draft picks or swaps that nobody really cares about anyway in return. Who says no.
Quick off-the-clock thoughts on the Steelers/Dolphins trade ...
1) Pittsburgh's acquired Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf, Jonnu Smith and now Jalen Ramsey. All on third contracts or beyond. They're leaning hard into 2025.
2) Ramsey's flexibility to play corner and safety should effectively replace the versatility Minkah Fitzpatrick gave them. And Smith is now with the coach, Arthur Smith, who knows how to get the most from him, and the Steelers get a perfect complement to Pat Freiermuth.
3) Miami treads water in the secondary (bringing in a marginally younger player), moves on from two guys that were on the outs anyway, saves a bunch of money, and continues what, as we've said, looks like a reset-on-the-fly. And they move up a '27 pick two roundx.
4) Having a heady safety is very important in Anthony Weaver's scheme, and Fitzpatrick has the sort of IQ guys like Kyle Hamilton and Eric Weddle brought for all those years in Baltimore.
... So in summation, logical move for both teams.
The #Steelers have been loading up on veterans this offseason, acquiring Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf, Jonnu Smith, Darius Slay and Jalen Ramsey, among others. They're all-in on 2025 and that plan includes T.J. Watt.