Maybe the line that John Schneider has repeated most often in his decadelong run as Seattle Seahawks general manager is that the organization wants "to be in every deal." It's his way of saying that they'll look into every potential acquisition they feel could make their team better, and it's why they're usually linked to the latest big-name player who becomes available even if, in Schneider's estimation, they bow out 95% of the time.
That approach is worth remembering amid the speculation about Antonio Brown landing in Seattle, which was turned up a couple of notches thanks to social media videos of the All-Pro receiver catching passes from Russell Wilson at the quarterback's San Diego-area home two weeks ago.