While there's a case to keep Smith and see how far he can take this team with an improved offensive line, there's a stronger case to cut him, pocket $25 million in cap space and start over with a younger quarterback.

The Seattle Seahawks claimed the final victory of this season’s edition of Thursday Night Football with their 6-3 win over the Chicago Bears. It may not have been the most thrilling victory of all time, but a win is a win in this league, no matter how you want to quantify it.

NFL on FOX analyst Mark Schlereth shared his perspective on the tough decision the Seattle Seahawks could face regarding QB Geno Smith.

The Seattle Seahawks are in full chase mode for a playoff berth, but Geno Smith is not the long-term answer at QB.

With the Seattle Seahawks securing a win in Week 17, quarterback Geno Smith is shifting his rooting focus to a division rival. Following Seattle's 6-3

Of course, Carroll led the Seahawks to outstanding success throughout his tenure, earning 10 playoff appearances, five NFC West titles, two Super Bowl appearances and the franchise's first championship over his 14 seasons at the helm. He will always be a legend in Seattle, but the team simply felt it was time to move on after last season.

Now that the #Seahawks are officially eliminated from the 2024 playoffs - does a decision need to be made at the QB position in Week 18? Brock Huard & Brady Hen

Efforts from Geno Smith's camp to secure an extension this year did not produce a deal. After all, the Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks traded for quarterback Sam Howell ahead of the season in case Geno Smith ever slipped up or couldn't pick up Ryan Grubb's college-like offensive system. Now, with just one game left in the season,

The Seattle Seahawks got eliminated from the NFL playoff picture on Sunday. Trailing the Los Angeles Rams by a game with one game to go, they needed several strength of schedule battles to break their way in order for that final matchup to mean anything.

There's more value for Seattle in treating this game as an opportunity to evaluate their young talent rather than playing the guys who give them the best chance to win.