Sam Darnold might be forcing the Seahawks to have an uncomfortable conversation

The Seattle Seahawks rolled the dice on Sam Darnold after his strong season with the Minnesota Vikings. Back in 2025, they signed him to a three-year deal worth roughly $100 million, a move that prompted mixed reviews among NFL fans and pundits.

Despite some early woes, Darnold paid them back with a Super Bowl ring. That would've been enough for most teams to give him another contract, but John Schneider doesn't operate like most general managers.

That's why, now that he's midway through his three-year deal, has struggled to take care of the football, and the team is 3-0 whenever he's sat with an injury, the Seahawks might want to reconsider his future with the organization. Let's break it…