NFL offseason should be an interesting one for the Seattle Seahawks. Not only is the team facing questions about the future of quarterback Geno Smith,

Tyler Lockett's days with the Seahawks may be coming to an end. Would he join Pete Caroll and play for the Raiders?

While Carroll could conceivably have interest in bringing Lockett to the Las Vegas Raiders, that's a rebuilding team with a question mark at quarterback and no realistic chance to play for a championship in 2025, something that figures to matter to Lockett as his career winds down.

Seahawks GM John Schneider met with the media for the first time since the end of the season at the NFL combine, and he gave updates on QB Geno Smith and much more.

That plus the structure of Lockett's contract make him a good candidate to get traded - if there's a market for him. According to Bleacher Report, there are at least two teams that should be interested: Pete Carroll's Las Vegas Raiders and Brian Schottenheimer's Dallas Cowboys.

Lockett has been a fan favorite in Seattle since he burst onto the scene with a punt return for a touchdown in his first career game, but cap issues could bring his time with the team to an end this offseason.