A wild trade proposal sends Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith to the New York Giants in exchange for a player and picks.

Smith's current contract — which expires after the 2025 season — has an average per-year value of $25 million, which ranks 19th in the NFL. His cap hit is $44.5 million next season, the largest of his three-year deal, which accounts for 15.8 percent of the Seahawks' total cap.

We may be headed for a dramatic offseason for the Seattle Seahawks and starting quarterback Geno Smith. Before last season began, Smith was reported to be seeking a new contract and the front office refused to negotiate.

The New York Giants need a reboot at quarterback, and there is wisdom in a complete and fresh start-over involving the No. 3 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. That means using the pick - not trading for Geno Smith.

Few NFL teams face a more challenging situation at the quarterback position than the Seattle Seahawks in 2025. Their starter Geno Smith has been a great value option for the last three years, performing at a high level and keeping Seattle competitive despite having to deal with one of the league’s worst offensive lines.

Should the Seahawks extend Geno Smith? How can the Bears best support Caleb Williams? Kevin Patra identifies one key offseason move to make for each NFC team that will be chasing the conference champion Eagles in 2025.

Now that Pete Carroll has Chip Kelly as Raiders OC, Brock Huard discusses if it makes a Seattle Seahawks trade of QB Geno Smith more likely.

In an NFL.com article highlighting one offseason move every NFC team should make, analyst Kevin Patra made the case for extending Geno. Leave the “Should the Seahawks trade Geno