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If you thought the Seattle Seahawks’ offseason quarterback shuffle was straightforward, well — welcome to the drama. They waved goodbye to Geno Smith, grabbed Sam Darnold fresh off a standout season with the Vikings, and looked set with him as the unquestioned Week 1 starter. But then enters Jalen Milroe, their third-round draft pick, seemingly fueled by confidence — maybe a little too much. At a recent press conference, Milroe dropped a claim that the Seahawks had told him he was the best QB in the draft during a top-30 visit. Problem is, the team’s own GM and head coach didn’t exactly back that up. Cue the awkwardness (and the questions): Is this a classic case of rookie enthusiasm running ahead of reality, or is there more to this shallow quarterback controversy brewing in Seattle? Either way, it’s a wild off-field storyline that could shape their on-field battles this summer. Let’s dive into how the Seahawks are juggling these conflicting signals — and what it might mean for their QB room’s future.

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