He has proven nothing so far. He has value worth a few draft picks in next years draft. Russell Wilson has no worries he has proven himself to be a winner. T-Jack and Josh Portis. They can not be goofing around during this time both have value. T-jack played and played tough as nails. T-jack had some success in the shotgun style. Portis has youth and size and has proven himself as a player for the seahawks. Watching Matt Flynn's game film's it seem's to me he has a weak arm. Bottom line is the weak Ace maybe traded. So it should be interesting. Russell Wilson just to much talent to be on the bench for very long.

they invested 10M and will try to get every drop out of him. TJack, knows the system and is a very dependable #2. The other two have to fight it out for the #3 spot. Portus or Wilson will have trade value and after this session of OTA and mini camp, a winner will arise. The other will be traded for a draft pick or two, or put on the practice squad and grab by someone. This is how I see it, but anything is possible. I don't see Tjack going unless someone comes up with a valualbe trade and the other two prove to be a valuable back up.

1,2,3,... Portis has no chance in hell.

I think they'd like to keep Portis but he's not ready to be a backup, and I think they'd be more comfortable with T-Jack as this years back up. If anyone goes it's Portis.

He's a lot of fun to watch. And he has balls. He's not afraid to play the position. Honestly as much as I appreciate TJack and I doubt they will let him go because he understands the system, he's a perfect #2 this year. I just feel like like rooting for the underdog, Portis' ceiling may be just as high as TJack if not +- idk he's just more exciting to follow. Plus Tjack has more trade value than Portis right now ne way right? I wish I didn't like one of these guys.

Flynn will have the starting job until he proves that he isn't good enough for the job. Wilson will push Flynn, but won't start until Flynn shows what he can do. Those two will be starter and backup going into the season. Portis will be third on the depth chart and Tarvaris will be unemployed...which is how it should be. Tarvaris is not a good QB. He is still making rookie mistakes and doesn't seem to learn from them. He holds the ball too long and takes sacks far too often when he could throw the ball, unless it's 4th down late in a close game, then he'll throw the ball away when he should at least give his receiver a chance to make a play. He has zero pocket awareness. I could go on, but why? Tarvaris is as good as gone.

Look... if Portis had a glimmer of hope to play, he'd have played last year when they needed help right? They wouldnt have burned a three round pick right? They wouldnt have gone after Flynn or Tjac? I'm just saying, I'm not seeing any signs that the coaches have faith in Portis.

Portis and Jackson should go. But if you have to keep one. Keep Portis.

I think some people missed on the 26M signing event on the emerging Matt Flynn; and that his "arm strength" is up substantially from his rookie year, and that many rookies use this thing called "weights" which they lift in a dedicated fashion to improve their strength. Then, while listening to "actual" football players, who often say that "arm strength" is not the most critical attribute of a QB, well, I am pleased with the signing. Both Flynn and Wilson are known for good decisions. It's not like Detroit was using their 3rd stringers when Green bay knocked them out of the playoffs with Flynn at QB that day. Portis has not seen the light of day and if you believe that college careers weigh in on teams' opinions of rookies or untested veterans, think carefully about what Portis, Flynn, and Wilson accomplished in college, and how they did it. The team needs two decent QBs-Flynn and Wilson are keepers.

When a team picks 2 quarterbacks in the same year, whose mental tendencies are to be cool under fire, it seems that they are trying to a solve a particular problem. After 5 or 6 years in the league, well, if Wilson performs well in training camp, Jackson could be on his way to, say, Tampa Bay.

I think you might be on to something. Maybe management see a rift in the making and are protecting themselfs. After competition is evaluated, I see Flynn, Wilson and Portis in that order. It all depends if Wilson can emerge as a number two. I like what I see with him, and he has a huge up side. We will see if he can see over the line. I think he will prevail and that leaves Tjack looking for work.

...is one of the best athletes on the team, regardless of position. He reminds me of Seneca. I hope they find a way to keep/use him...at least until they can develop him into a solid trade.