The reporting on Jalen Carter is already highlighting some of my biggest pet peeves with NFL draft coverage.
It wasn’t just that Seattle wanted Dre'Mont Jones; the Seahawks didn’t think they could afford not to pay him, which is not how the team has tended to approach free agency.
Seattle's deal with Geno Smith is one that truly epitomizes the skill level of John Schneider's decision making when it comes to quarterbacks.
The question isn't whether Seattle will place the franchise tag on Geno Smith by the Tuesday deadline, but whether the two sides will agree to a multi-year contract.
Ric Bucher, a long-time NBA reporter who is so sick of his own job that he decided to tell Kevin Durant to get married.
I'm not minimizing the actions of Georgia defensive lineman, I'm not just not magnifying them like I expect so many others will to blame him for the tragic outcome of a fatal crash.
Russell Wilson wasn't the first Seahawk to challenge the bosses. He's just the first one who thought ownership might choose to keep him over the coach and GM.
The most interesting thing about The Athletic's story isn't what Russ wanted Seattle to do, but what happened once Denver did what he wanted.
"Sports fans aren't sane or rational when their favorite teams are involved," said Clay Travis. I think the same dynamic is increasingly accurate in describing the nature of political opinions.
I made it four paragraphs into the latest what-if-he-turns-the-corner story about the Mariners outfielder before deciding I'm not wasting my spring doing that again.
Darren Rovell earns admission to the Online Clown Posse with an thoroughly ignorant description of Michael Jordan's recruitment to North Carolina.
