Of course, that reunites Metcalf with recently hired coach Pete Carroll, who was in Seattle when the team drafted him in 2019 out of Ole Miss and coached him for the first five years of his career. Under Carroll, Metcalf earned two Pro Bowl nods and a second-team All-Pro honor in 2020.

The Seattle Seahawks have been adamant about keeping wide receiver DK Metcalf, and I have certainly been of the belief the team should hold on to him. But no player is ever truly off limits. In the NFL, everyone always has a price. Well, has Seattle found their price for Metcalf?

Metcalf has one more year left on his current contract at a $31.875 million cap hit. With the emergence of second-year wideout Jaxon-Smith Njigba, the Seahawks could ultimately be inclined to move the six-year veteran.

Trading for Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf would be a huge get for the Packers, and it would represent the kind of aggressive, urgent move Gutekunst has been talking about making to help his team go from good to great in 2025. Consider the following on Metcalf:

DK Metcalf has become a staple here in Seattle. He may even be the most popular Seahawk. Still, while it's unlikely to happen, he can be replaced.

The DK Metcalf trade rumors have been running amok for a long time now, and with the Scouting Combine this week, those rumors are heating up even more. The Seattle Seahawks have reportedly spoken with multiple teams about a Metcalf trade at the combine.

One NFC West reporter has revealed that the Green Bay Packers are looking to make a massive trade offer for a former All-Pro playmaker.

According to reports, the Seahawks want, a 'high pick and a young receiver' before they consider agreeing to part ways with the 27-year-old Metcalf.

Seattle Seahawks beat writer Corbin K. Smith sent shockwaves throughout the NFL world on Friday morning when he reported that the Seahawks are taking calls for wide receiver DK Metcalf, a 27-year-old Pro Bowler.