Darnold's Super Bowl Ring, McKenna's Ranking: Seahawks QB's Offseason

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The Seattle Seahawks just captured their second Super Bowl title in franchise history,

with quarterback Sam Darnold stepping up as the star of the show.

After years of ups and downs, he proved himself as a franchise leader, delivering clutch

plays and guiding the team through the playoffs without a single turnover in three big games.

Despite a rocky regular season, where Darnold led the league with 20 turnovers, he turned

it around when it mattered most.

His efficiency and smart decisions kept the offense humming, avoiding the mistakes that

plagued him earlier, like those tough games against the lows.

Angelus Rams Now, reactions are mixed from the pundits.

Fox Sports analyst Henry McKinna dropped Darnold to number 16 on his 2026 offseason quarterback

rankings, down from number 11 at.

McKinna still questions if Darnold can shake those occasional meltdown moments.

That ranking stands out when you compare it to others.

Quarterbacks like Matthew Stafford, Jalen Hertz, and CJ Stroud had their own turnover

disasters during the year, but sit higher on the list even, though Darnold has a shiny

Super Bowl ring.

Heading into the offseason, Darnold gets a full slate to train with the Seahawks, including

new wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, building on his.

He's to cut down heirs and lead an even stronger attack next year.