Darnold led the Vikings into a remarkable 14-3 campaign, which peaked in disappointing loss to Rams in the wild card. In connection with the defeat of week 18 for Lions – a game for the NFC North title that would have given Minnesota no.
There was still plenty of good reason for Seahawks to put Darnold on board. He set up his career in meters (4,319) and contact (35) on what was his first Pro Bowl season, where he saw tremendous growth after spending the first campaign in San Francisco as the main backup.
Seahawks also brought Cooper Kupp into the fall in 2025 and provided a new offensive manager of Kubiak hardware for a reliable connection. So far, the former recipient of All-PRO has seen Darnold not resting on Laurbæjar during a massive return period which led to a big day of pay.
“I think, without a doubt, he got his best football ahead,” Kupp told Silver. “I love his competitiveness. He’s not okay that things are just fine.”
Darnold plays in the third different team in as many seasons and is not familiar with its current condition with Seahawks. Former no. 3 Overall selected career of the selection as seen a lot of upswing and he will use this past experience of hoping to finally bring a permanent home in Seattle.
“I learned a lot last season, especially of these two games,” said Darnold. “After all, you go through this experience, you learn and get better. I try every single day to get better. That’s it.”