Rams Trade for McDuffie, Seahawks Eye Crosby

0:00It's March 4th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Los Angeles Rams are racing against time to win a Super Bowl with quarterback Matthew Stafford turning 38 soon and Super Bowl 61, set for their home stadium, Sofai, in the 2026 season. They just pulled off a bowl trade with the Kansas City Chiefs, sending assets for two time pro bowl cornerback Trent McDuffy to shore up there. One coverage in the secondary. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing a big move of their own at edge rusher, one of their top offseason needs. With the sixth most salary cap space at about $60.7 million, they have room to spend but plans to avoid overpaying in free agency. Even for stars like Running Back Kenneth Walker III. Team insiders, like Lockdown Seahawks host Corbin Smith, predict Seattle will splash cash or trade soon for a veteran pass rusher. This comes right after the Rams deal and chatter that General Manager John Schneider sees a week 2026 draft class pushing them too.

1:03Deal picks, instead. Top trade targets include Las Vegas Raiders star Max Crosby, who's fed up with his team and openly wants out over issues like their wellness staff. Seattle might need to offer two first round picks, maybe plus a player like edge rusher Uchin and Nuosu, to land him. Another option is Minnesota Vikings Jonathan Greenert, who could come cheaper but Las Crosby's explosiveness. As both teams gear up for contention windows, these moves could reshape the NFC West race. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor. Do not just listen to podcast, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com. Come. Come. Come. Come.