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Free agent signing reports and announcements appear to be slowing somewhat in the second week of free agency, but there is no shortage of players remaining available on the market. That said, things were so busy during the first week that the dust is still settling on a lot of things, including on the details of contracts signed during the initial frenzy of free agency.
It was during that initial frenzy that the Seattle Seahawks...
The Seattle Seahawks have announced that they’ve released DL Al Woods. Woods, 35, is a former fourth-round pick of the Saints back in 2010. However, he lasted just a few months in New Orleans before he was waived at the start of the 2010 season.
The Seahawks cut veteran DT Al Woods on Monday, clearing $3.67 million in cap space and continuing an overhaul of Seattle's defensive line.
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A big move by the Seahawks to let go of one of their defensive interior stalwarts.
The revamp continues along the Seattle Seahawks defensive line.
Veteran nose tackle and fan favorite Al Woods was released by the team on Monday in a somewhat surprising decision. Woods was a defensive co-captain last season and one of the few bright spots for an otherwise lackluster run defense. Cutting him saves over $3.6 million in cap space, but also takes on a...
Al Woods‘ third Seattle Seahawks stint is over. The team announced the release of the veteran nose tackle on Monday.
To the surprise of no one, the Seattle Seahawks have spent the offseason thus far upgrading their defense. After going 9-8 last season and the offense clicking, it was the defensive side of the ball that held them back from reaching that next level.
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From quarterback to tight end to linebacker, could the Seahawks go for SEC talent early in the NFL Draft?
We haven’t done one of these NFL Mock Draft posts in a bit, and that’s because I can only do so much when multiple mocks keep saying the same thing (e.g. Jalen Carter at 5, Jaxon Smith-Njigba at 20, some cornerback the Seattle Seahawks are never going to draft at 20, so on and so forth). Now that the first wave of free agency is complete, we...
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Smith signed a very team-friendly three-year deal to stay in Seattle.
The Seattle Seahawks’ biggest offseason question was whether or not they would keep quarterback Geno Smith after a memorable and unexpectedly high-level 2022 season. Smith not only got a contract extension that will give him a significant pay bump, but the reported three-year, $105 million contract really isn’t one when you dig into the contract details.
ESPN’s Seth Walder has...
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The Seahawks were uncharacteristically busy in the first wave of free agency, and now they’re likely to need to create additional space in the coming months.
A week into free agency, the Seattle Seahawks have addressed several holes on the roster and set themselves up for success in the 2023 NFL Draft by eliminating most major needs. It’s certainly true that the team is still in need of bodies at certain positions, most notably running back and...
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Can the Utah product become the team's first round one tight end selection since 2002?
We have heavily discussed the Seattle Seahawks need for a pass catcher in the draft. The wide receiver class is deep and could be the source for that. But the tight end class is even stronger and one of the best in recent memory. There are multiple high-end tight ends available in this class, one of whom we have already covered. In this article we...
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The team signed Lock to a contract nearly identical to the contract Geno Smith played on during the 2022 season.
The biggest storyline for the Seattle Seahawks for much of the offseason so far was whether or not the team would sign quarterback Geno Smith to a contract extension, and if so for how much. That question was answered two weeks ago Monday, and the focus then became whether the Hawks would turn to the draft or look to free agency to...
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Free agency has seen our Seattle Seahawks fill several holes in the roster and have put themselves in very good position do some interesting things in the upcoming draft. The 49ers, Cardinals, and Rams seem to be either treading water or sinking. Compared to their division rivals, do they have the brightest future?
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With the second week of free agency set to start for teams across the NFL Monday, the dust is still settling around the flurry of moves the Seattle Seahawks made during the first week. The big moves for the Hawks came on the defensive line, where the team replaced Quinton Jefferson and Shelby Harris with Jarran Reed and Dre’Mont Jones.
The terms of the contract Jones signed with the team were reported almost immediately, but fans had still been waiting to...
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Monday marks the start of the second week of free agency, and following and following an uncharacteristically busy first week, the Seattle Seahawks still have several outstanding free agents who remain unsigned. Before taking the time to look a the members of the 2022 roster who are not under contract for the upcoming season, however, here is a quick roundup of the players the Hawks have added in free agency, along with a quick rundown of those who have...
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Could the Seahawks once again take a running back high in the draft?
The Seattle Seahawks do not have a need for an additional premium running back. The organization drafted Michigan State running back Kennth Walker lll in the second-round last year and it is extremely rare to see teams invest significant draft capital on the position consistently. However, there is appeal to adding another one after the losses of Rashaad Penny and Travis...
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The first wave of free agency has passed and we’ve got all the break-downs, both from our Seattle Seahawks’ perspective and from the NFL at-large. How are you feeling about the recent signings? Where do you think our Seahawks can still improve? What positions are you happy to fill via the upcoming draft?
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How each contract grades out, as told by the fans who...
49ers QB Sam Darnold believes there’s a good opportunity for him in San Francisco with QB Trey Lance and QB Brock Purdy dealing with injuries: “There are some unknowns with Brock’s injury and Trey coming back.
The Washington Commanders have been pretty active thus far in NFL free agency. Their biggest move was re-signing star defensive tackle Daron Payne to a massive four-year, $90 million deal.
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Could the Seahawks draft this year’s Tariq Woolen?
We have discussed at length in these draft articles the Seattle Seahawks’ need for a corner across from Tariq Woolen. Because of that, we have scouted the majority of the top corners in this draft to see if any of them fit the bill to pair with the third-place finisher for the Defensive Rookie of the Year.
We have yet to really dive in on the post Round 1 corners as there are...
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John Schneider has been building something since the moment he traded his franchise QB.
John Schneider has unleashed fury on the rest of the NFL, pivoting from his former genius of giving Luke Joeckel $8 million to signing elite pass rushers and starting centers in the first week of free agency. The Seattle Seahawks have their foot on the gas, continuing something that a year and a week ago nobody saw coming.
I believe it started with Quandre Diggs.
The...