Given that Petrie is still the GM, this is probably a good thing. I don't mean that as snark directed at Petrie, but more that the next GM — whether it's a guy in Seattle or a guy in Sacramento — needs to be able to take stock of the assets and formulate a plan to get this team in the playoffs within a couple years. The worst thing that could happen would be for someone to waste some of those assets on less valuable assets that "fit" this team better. It's best to let the next GM make those calls.

That said, it makes for a boring deadline week.