DK Metcalf

Deebo Samuel is still in contract talks with the 49ers as they work out a long-term extension. DK Metcalf's Seahawks contract could help.

Expect his deal to come in around the same numbers as Metcalf, and for Samuel to be back on the field and practicing with his team sooner rather than later. His $58 million guaranteed is the most ever for a WR and the most ever for a non-quarterback, defensive end or left tackle. It’s a gamble on himself that allows him to hedge up front with a big guaranteed number.

DK Metcalf and the Seahawks have agreed to terms on a three-year, $72 million extension with $58.2 million in guarantees, NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo ...

Metcalf has racked up 216 receptions for 3,170 yards and 29 touchdowns since the Seahawks took him in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft. He'll earn $24 million per season, which is sixth among wideouts in the league. A 6-foot-4, 235-pound freak of athleticism and size, Metcalf burst upon the NFL scene in 2019 with 58 catches for 900 yards and seven scores.

Metcalf's deal with the Seahawks is for three years and makes him one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL. Here's everything you need to know about the ...

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf is signing a three-year, $72 million extension that includes $58.2 million guaranteed, multiple media outlets ...

Metcalf's agent, Tory Dandy, finalized the deal with Seahawks GM John Schneider and exec Matt Thomas this afternoon. Interestingly, Dandy is also the agent for ...

With a pair of mainstays ( Russell Wilson, Chris Carson) now out in Seattle, Metcalf will be relied on as the leader of a shaky offense. While he hauled in a career-high 12 touchdowns during the 2021 campaign, he saw a dip in his other key numbers (75 receptions, 967 yards). Still, Metcalf was listed 14th among 115 eligible receivers on Pro Football Focus’ ranking of the position. DK Metcalf is sticking around Seattle for the foreseeable future.

Star wide receiver DK Metcalf has signed a three-year contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks.

Metcalf was drafted out of Ole Miss by the Seahawks in 2019 with the 64th overall pick. The 24-year-old receiver skipped the Seahawks' minicamp in June amid contract negotiations. Carroll said Metcalf wasn't sitting out due to his foot following offseason surgery, all but confirming it was contract related.

The Seahawks will have DK Metcalf under contract through the 2025 season. Metcalf was entering the final year of his rookie deal in 2022.

The contract caps what has been a somewhat meteoric rise up the NFL’s receiving ladder for Metcalf in his first three years in the league. Metcalf has played all 49 regular-season games in his three-year Seattle career in which he has already established himself as one of the best receivers in team history. The Seahawks and Metcalf had been in talks throughout the offseason on a new contract. The signing bonus tops the previous receiver record of $28 million that Washington gave Terry McLaurin last month. Carroll several times noted the team’s success in getting contracts done with those it considers core players. Coupled with the money left on Metcalf’s current deal, it works out to a four-year contract worth just over $76 million overall.

According to Schefter, Metcalf's new contract comes with a $30 million signing bonus, which is the largest in NFL history for a wide receiver. In terms of ...

Metcalf and the Seahawks worked throughout the offseason to get a new deal done. He did report to voluntary OTAs but did not practice both due to the lack of a deal and because he underwent offseason foot surgery. And even with some uneven quarterback play in 2021, Metcalf still was productive, catching 75 passes for 967 yards and 12 touchdowns, the latter of which ranked fourth in the NFL. As a rookie, Metcalf recorded 58 catches for 900 yards and seven touchdowns. According to Schefter, Metcalf’s new contract comes with a $30 million signing bonus, which is the largest in NFL history for a wide receiver. Metcalf doesn’t turn 25 until this December and will be 28 years old when his new deal expires.

The 2022 Seattle Seahawks are facing all kinds of questions as they come into the new season — primarily at quarterback in the Russell Wilson era — but a ...

This 84-yard touchdown against the Saints’ top-tier defense on a quick throw from Smith was basically Metcalf saying to cornerback Marshon Lattimore: “I’m D.K. Metcalf, and you’re not.” “If we ran a stutter-hinge versus Patrick Peterson, how it looked and walked through, how it looked in an individual period, how it looked in team is exactly how it looked against Arizona. You can look at the tape. Here’s how it looked when the Seahawks faced the Vikings in Week 3 of the 2021 season. He had to get his eyes back for a count, otherwise Stephon would not undercut him. “He had to get a yard inside the hash. Moreover, Metcalf’s athleticism and speed have shown up more and more on the field as he’s expanded his route palette.

The Seattle Seahawks re-upped star receiver DK Metcalf for three more years. They now have three years to prove their vision is worth playing for.

28-year-old wideouts with Metcalf’s tools don’t hit free agency terribly often, and when they do, they usually get paid as handsomely as any non-QB on the market. For Metcalf, this extension keeps him in Seattle through his 28th birthday, after which, he will have the option to elect for free agency. In terms of team-building, this solidifies the Seahawks’ stance that they don’t plan on tanking for draft capital any time soon.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf is signing a three-year, $72 million extension that includes $58.2 million guaranteed, multiple media outlets ...

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The 49ers' Swiss Army knife is the last receiver in line for a contract extension following DK Metcalf's new deal with Seattle. How will it look for Samuel?

That said, Samuel has something none of the other receivers has: a first-team All-Pro selection. A look at the biggest contracts given out to receivers this offseason: The Seahawks are a potential trade partner but likely wouldn't want to trade significant draft capital to a division rival. That leaves the 49ers almost nothing with which to work. Samuel — who, like Metcalf, is entering the final year of his rookie contract — is in line to secure a similar deal after earning first-team All-Pro honors in 2021 with 1,770 total yards and 14 touchdowns from scrimmage. (We're) really hopeful that in the near future, we'll be able to announce something that is exciting for everyone involved."

The 24-year-old received a $30 million signing bonus, the largest ever for a receiver.

He also reportedly will receive a $30 million signing bonus, which is the most for a wide receiver in NFL history. This will be Metcalf’s first season without Wilson as his starting quarterback. The fourth-year receiver is coming off a season in which he caught 75 passes for 967 yards and 12 touchdowns amid a tumultuous season behind center for the Seahawks. Russell Wilson battled injuries throughout, and the team finished 23rd in passing offense.

After weeks of negotiations, Metcalf will be staying in Seattle through 2025 and becomes the latest big-name receiver to cash in with a lucrative extension ...

This will allow him another opportunity to cash in with a mega deal that may exceed $30 million per year with the salary cap rising substantially in coming seasons. Then in June, he opted not to attend mandatory minicamp and stayed in Southern California, making a statement as he pursued a new contract. Metcalf, 24, established himself as one of the NFL's premier wideouts during his first three seasons after being selected by the Seahawks with the 64th overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. Becoming an immediate force catching passes from Russell Wilson, he caught 58 passes for 900 yards and seven touchdowns while starting all 16 games as a rookie.

The three-year, $72 million extension for Seahawks star DK Metcalf includes a $30 million signing bonus, the highest ever for a receiver, ESPN's Adam ...

Metcalf has a combined 216 catches for 3,170 yards and 29 touchdowns over his first three seasons. Metcalf's future in Seattle seemed somewhat uncertain earlier this offseason, after general manager John Schneider publicly expressed sticker shock at some of the megadeals that caused the receiver market to skyrocket. That was the case even after Metcalf's unsettled contract prompted the receiver to skip last month's mandatory minicamp with what the team deemed to be an unexcused absence. Coach Pete Carroll made it clear that his nonparticipation was contract-related and not due to Metcalf's surgically repaired foot. It also came with a shorter wait than some of the Seahawks' recent megadeals that weren't finalized until well into training camp. The 24-year-old Metcalf, who had one year and just under $4 million left on his rookie contract, is now signed through 2025.

Metcalf set a record as part of his 3-year, $72-million extension.

Murray's approach has not been a good one, pens NFL insider Jonathan Jones, who was at the press conference. The media? The fans? The Angels are terrible and not looking much like a team ready to contend in 2023, either, so that's another factor. be in question" and "[it] is almost disrespectful, and it's almost a joke." The front office? There's the extra year of team control, so he's not a 'rental,' but it's only one more year before he's a free agent. Over $58 million of the $72 million is guaranteed. DK Metcalf is the latest to take advantage. - Snyder: "We've got to consider how good Ohtani is both at hitting and pitching. The only other players to hit those marks over that span areDavante Adams, Cooper Kupp, Tyreek Hilland Mike Evans. It's been a good offseason for the wallets of top wide receivers.

The 24-year-old Metcalf arrived in Seattle as the last pick of the second round of the 2019 NFL draft and has exceeded all expectations in his first three ...

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf is signing a three-year extension worth $72 million, The Athletic confirmed Thursday. The deal features $58.2 million ...

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Seattle Seahawks superstar wide receiver D.K. Metcalf signed a three-year contract extension worth $72 million on Thursday evening.

A transitional season looms large for the Seahawks. They’re unlikely to compete for a postseason berth. That was surely the intention behind signing for a three-year term. It’s a necessary compromise with one of the most dynamic receivers in the league. Metcalf is now the most recognizable and important Seahawk. Metcalf was always happy to remain in Seattle and their front-office brass consistently signaled their intentions to reach an agreement with his representation. Metcalf will earn $24 million annually, which makes him the sixth-highest paid receiver in the league (alongside Stefon Diggs, who also received $24 million yearly).

DK Metcalf was told 4 years ago he's never play football again. He broke his neck. Now he's got a $72M Seahawks contract that will help kids in Mississippi.

“They pushed me,” Metcalf said. “I’m about to get emotional, so bear with me,” Metcalf said. They don’t have the right resources to be successful in those areas. And just thinking about when I broke my neck and I was told that I wasn’t going to play football again. The 2020 Pro Bowl wide receiver who set a Seahawks record with 1,303 yards receiving that season is getting $58.2 million in guarantees in his contract. The signing bonus is the largest for a wide receiver in league history. Instead, he was in a hospital bed, unconscious, unable to walk. “Heartbreaking. He had an air mask over his nose and mouth. He thought of home, Oxford, Mississippi. He had a scary brace strapped around his immobilized neck. He was never playing football again.

With most of their key offensive players under contract through at least 2023, the Seahawks appear to be well on their way building a quality roster for ...

While clouds loom over Seattle in the present without a surefire franchise quarterback on the roster, the future undoubtedly looks far brighter with talent already on the roster and an abundance of cap space and draft picks. OverTheCap estimates they will have nearly $40 million in cap room next spring and over $100 million in cap space in 2023. With Metcalf, Lockett, Cross, Fant, and Lewis set to be around until at least 2023, Seattle has the building blocks in place to quickly climb back into contention. Most notably, the Seahawks invested two draft picks in Charles Cross and Abraham Lucas to infuse youth and talent into their offensive line. After picking up athletic tight end Noah Fant's fifth-year option, the Seahawks will have two years to evaluate the former first-round pick and see where he fits into long-term plans. General manager John Schneider and the front office have quickly built a foundation that should set up their next franchise quarterback for success, whether that winds up being Drew Lock, a 2023 draft pick, or a veteran acquisition.

Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf agreed to a three-year contract extension yesterday, but before he got the deal he wanted, he tried to make Seattle's ...

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf got a bit emotional on Friday after signing a new three-year contract extension with the team.

Metcalf was projected as a first round pick, only to slide to the back-end of the second round before Seattle pounced." I want to be out there with them practicing," he said. And just thinking about when I broke my neck and I was told I wasn't going to be able to play football again. And I'm still not done and that chip hasn't gone anywhere." The way he applies himself, his expectations, the way he's willing to work. It's very, very fortunate to see it." "Something was going to get done," Metcalf said. Metcalf said he was all smiles yesterday when learning the deal was done and informing his family of his new contract. So I wanted to be here. Metcalf ranks 10th among all receivers in yards and is tied for fifth in touchdowns since he was drafted in 2019. That I'll have the opportunity just to help so many people back home and help my family. Metcalf said he fully wanted to be in Seattle moving forward and has his sights set on lofty goals ahead.

Seattle Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf said that several months of contract negotiations were 'a stressful process,' but now he's 'glad it's over.'

"And just thinking about when I broke my neck and I was told I wasn't going to be able to play football again. "It was so cool to be able to have that exchange right there. ... I just thank everybody because it took a village just for me to get here today." "It really hasn't hit me until now that I have the opportunity just to help so many people back home and help my family," he said. This guy, he's a complete person and he has so much to offer." "Seeing him be so much more than just a football player is a great thrill for me," Carroll said. "He was like, 'You've got to be kidding. I wanted to play here and I'm just glad that we got something done." "It just hit me as I was sitting up here," Metcalf said. "Just a big thank you to everybody that helped me get to this point in my life," he said. That's when Schneider reached a deal with the New England Patriots to trade up to No. 64, where Seattle would take Metcalf. When Carroll sat back down, Schneider slow-played it before breaking the good news. Metcalf drew laughter when he alluded to some gamesmanship he employed in negotiations.