Good news: “Seattle’s not accepting offers” for star receiver DK Metcalf. After news broke Tuesday that the New York Jets were planning to offer the No. 10 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft...
The Jets are interested in a WR. They’d be interested in Metcalf. But there have been no offer because “’s not accepting offers,” per sources.In an offseason where it seems like anyone could be on the trading block, this is certainly welcome news. The Seahawks would be foolish to give up a surefire superstar at wide receiver in exchange for a semi-crapshoot at a rookie in the draft.
One counterpoint that has been mentioned, encouraging the trade of Metcalf, is that his potentially $30 million/year contract on his new extension (influenced by the massive, market-setting deals Davante Adams signed with the
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