So what next for the Seahawks and their pursuit of a backup quarterback, and especially the man in that group who has drawn the most attention, Colin Kaepernick?
Apparently, at least a little bit of a waiting game.
While reports surfaced Thursday that Kaepernick had a good visit and told the team he wants to become a Seahawks, such as one from Jordan Schultz of the Huffington Post, who also reported Kaepernick told the team he is content with being a backup, indications are that no signing is imminent.
That had been the thought before the visit by Kaepernick and Austin Davis to Seattle on Wednesday, and indications are that remains the case as the Seahawks will apparently take a bit more time to sort through their options.