RENTON, Wash. -- There is no quarterback competition with the Seattle Seahawks, and there's no evidence suggesting there should be. Despite the questions about his long-term viability as their QB1, and as tenuous as his hold on the job may be, incumbent Geno Smith has looked miles ahead of newcomer Sam Howell during organized team activities (OTAs). Smith is the starter "until he's not," as general manager John Schneider put it in February, and it doesn't seem like that will change any time soon.
But while the Seahawks' offseason program has lacked a true quarterback controversy to this point, there's plenty of intrigue at the position.