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DK Metcalf Next Team Odds: Steelers, Packers and Chiefs Lead the Chase for Seahawks WR

The NFL offseason just got a seismic jolt: DK Metcalf, the Seattle Seahawks’ electrifying wide receiver, has requested a trade, and the team has agreed to explore options. With 438 career catches, 6,324 yards, and 48 touchdowns, the 27-year-old Pro Bowler is the hottest commodity on the market. But where will he land? Our expert trading team dug into team needs, cap space, draft capital, and the latest buzz to pinpoint the most likely destinations.
DK Metcalf Next Team Odds
Team | Probability | American Odds |
---|---|---|
Pittsburgh Steelers | 28.6% | +250 |
Green Bay Packers | 18.2% | +450 |
New England Patriots | 14.3% | +600 |
Kansas City Chiefs | 14.3% | +600 |
Carolina Panthers | 11.1% | +800 |
Las Vegas Raiders | 7.1% | +1300 |
*Odds are for entertainment purposes only
Metcalf’s departure from Seattle marks the end of an era. After six seasons, including a 2024 campaign where he hauled in 66 catches for 992 yards and 5 touchdowns, frustration—whether over targets, quarterback play, or the team’s direction—seems to have boiled over. The Seahawks’ decision to cut Tyler Lockett on the same day only fuels speculation of a roster reset. Now, suitors are lining up, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Let’s dive into the frontrunners (according to our oddsmakers with decades of experience at top sportsbooks), explore why they’re in the mix, and lay out the odds. From Pittsburgh’s receiver woes to Kansas City’s Super Bowl aspirations, here’s where DK Metcalf could be catching passes in 2025.
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Commentary
SportsCasting’s Head of News, Nick Raffoul commented on the odds:
“The Pittsburgh Steelers look like the team to beat, blending need, resources, and prior interest. But don’t sleep on Green Bay’s upside, New England’s war chest, or even Kansas City’s championship allure. Wherever Metcalf lands, he’s set to reshape an offense—and maybe a contender.”