Veteran wide receiver DK Metcalf traded to Pittsburgh Steelers
DK Metcalf has been traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Metcalf had requested a trade Wednesday after the Seahawks moved quarterback Geno Smith to the Raiders. Seattle received a second-round pick and the teams swapped picks in the seventh round.
The Seattle Seahawks have lowered their asking price for DK Metcalf, which is the good news. The bad news is what else he is ...
Metcalf should make Pittsburgh more appealing to the Steelers' next QB. He also gives the team significant leverage over ...
The Kansas City Chiefs may have a new opportunity that has opened up with the NFL offseason starting to heat up. DK Metcalf, ...
Chiefs rising second-year wideout Xavier Worthy was recently arrested for assaulting a family/household member by impeding ...
Former Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl-winning quarterback Ben Roethlisberger jokingly suggested he could come out of retirement following the trade for star wideout DK Metcalf.
"This would be juicy," Barnwell writes. "With Travis Kelce dropping to last in ESPN's Receiver Scores and additions such as ...
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As free agency nears, Seattle agreed to send DK Metcalf to Pittsburgh and Josh Allen landed a six-year, $330 million deal ...
After six seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, wide receiver DK Metcalf has demanded a trade. Metcalf would follow veteran wideout Tyler Lockett – who was release ...
Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report authored a trade proposal that would see Kansas City send Seattle its first-round pick in ...
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf has officially requested a trade after six seasons in the Pacific Northwest. The request comes amid internal discussions over the past t ...
The Seahawks are trading DK Metcalf to the Steelers, who are signing the wide receiver to a five-year, $150 million contract, ...
The Kansas City Chiefs agreed to trade All-Pro guard Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears in exchange for a fourth-round pick in ...
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