It’s already been reported that former Dolphins QB Chad Henne will visit the Jaguars, which will happen. But you can also add the Seahawks to the list for Henne, according to a source.

Former Titans DE Jason Jones has visits scheduled with the Rams and Seahawks, according to league sources.

Ex-Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu has agreed to terms with the Falcons and there’s a very good chance he will replace Curtis Lofton, league sources said Saturday.

Ex-Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu worked out for Falcons on Friday and looked good, according to a league source.

Quarterback Russell Wilson put on a show Wednesday at the University of Wisconsin’s pro day

So Peyton Manning is officially a free agent. Now what?

The Dolphins, Redskins, Seahawks, Broncos and Cardinals have begun pursuing QB Peyton Manning, league sources said Wednesday.

The San Francisco 49ers not looking to get into the Peyton Manning sweepstakes at this time and are instead focused on Alex Smith, according to a team source.

The pursuit of Peyton Manning is expected to begin as soon as possible, according to several executives who have interest in the free-agent to be.

Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch avoided the franchise tag less than 24 hours before the deadline, signing a four-year, $31 million contract with $18 million guaranteed Sunday night, according to a league source.

In our first look in to the Seahawks’ offseason, we focused on a few teams needs, including running back, defensive end and linebacker. But for every team, the biggest questions always revolve around the quarterback.

The Seahawks are expected to be well over the salary cap, and a large chunk of that cash might be reinvested to patch up a dearth of contract players at running back, defensive end and linebacker.

Robert Griffin III‘s 4.41-second 40-yard dash dazzled onlookers, but it’s what the QB didn’t do Sunday that has NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock and personnel men throughout the league feverishly waiting for Baylor’s March 21 pro day.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll strolled up to the podium, eyed a bunch of empty seats and pointed to a lonely beat writer: “You’re going to need to carry this thing.” Quick laughs from those gathered Friday at the NFL Scouting Combine, but Carroll wasn’t finished.

Twenty-four coaches and general managers took the podiums at Thursday’s NFL Scouting Combine, and with free agency less than three weeks away, a few key players looking for lucrative contracts were on the minds of those on hand.