The Seattle Seahawks are under considerable pressure this offseason to rebuild their roster and repeat as Super Bowl champions. Their biggest objective this offseason is to re-sign some of their best contributors who are set to be free agents on both sides of the ball.
Seahawks WR Rashid Shaheed is set to be an unrestricted free agent after being a significant contributor for their Super Bowl run. Shaheed didn’t hold back when he was asked if he would consider re-signing with Seattle.
The Seattle Seahawks are probably still flying high after winning Super Bowl 60. But now the Seahawks must navigate the 2026 offseason with the same Super Bowl tax that other champions have been saddled with.
The Seattle Seahawks secured a Super Bowl LX victory, highlighted by Kenneth Walker III’s 135 rushing yards that earned him MVP honors. Walker is the first running back to win the award since Terrell Davis in 1997.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Jalen Milroe’s rookie season stat line will not jump off the page. He appeared in just three games and logged only a handful of snaps as the third quarterback behind Darnold and Lock.
Adam Schefter believes $7 billion should be the absolute floor for the Seattle Seahawks after confirmation that the franchise has agreed to sell following Super Bowl 60.
Rashid Shaheed fits in with the Seattle Seahawks perfectly in the sense that he's not the Super Bowl winner you think. The 27-year-old wide receiver was a solid receiving option for the New Orleans Saints, catching for 2,055 with 14.9 yards per reception.
After winning Super Bowl LX, the Seattle Seahawks head into the offseason with pending free agents worth retaining, including running back Kenneth Walker III and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed.
As the reigning Super Bowl champs, the Seattle Seahawks have the comfort of not having as many holes on their roster as the other 31 teams in the league.
The Seattle Seahawks were third in the NFL in rushing yards this season, gaining 2,096 yards on the ground. They were second in the league in rushing touchdowns, with 19.
Seattle Seahawks fans are on top of the world right now. They enjoyed a Super Bowl victory and parade last week after accomplishing a feat nobody thought would happen before the season started.
The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are for sale. The estate of late owner Paul Allen announced Wednesday that it had "commenced a formal sale process" for the franchise.
The Seattle Seahawks are officially on the market just over a week after their Super Bowl win. The Seahawks shared a statement Wednesday revealing that the estate of Paul Allen has initiated the process of putting the team up for sale.
The current owners of the Seattle Seahawks are getting ready to sell the franchise, according to a statement from the Estate of Paul G. Allen. "The Estate of Paul G.
Back in November, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer mentioned the Patriots checked in with the Seahawks about a trade for OLB Boye Mafe as they explored
Did the Seattle Seahawks turn down an invitation to the White House? That seems to be the popular rumor floating around NFL circles this Wednesday. Seattle had a dominant playoff run, taking down the San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots.
The Seattle Seahawks have hired Thomas Hammock as running backs coach and senior offensive analyst. Hammock spent the past seven seasons as head coach at Northern Illinois, compiling a 35-47 overall record and a 23-31 mark in MAC Conference play.
Winning the Super Bowl changes the atmosphere within an organization, but it does not alter the financial realities. A champion must still decide which contracts are worth extending, which depth players can be replaced, and which feel-good decisions could lead to salary cap issues by October.
A Super Bowl championship is hard to achieve without a good nucleus consisting of young players on rookie deals. Though Seattle has hit the right buttons when trading and adding in free agency, it’s John Schneider’s work in the war room that’s taken the Seahawks to the next level.
To the surprise of nobody, the Seahawks are hoping to sign Jaxon Smith-Njigba for the long haul. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the team is hoping to extend their star wideout this offseason.
Social media buzz is always entertaining during the NFL offseason. For the Seattle Seahawks, one impending free agent stirred the pot a bit this week with a cryptic post that may confirm a fear for fans of the team.
The Seattle Seahawks have a lot of work to do this offseason, including trying to retain running back Kenneth Walker. The franchise tag, however, does not appear to be the answer to how they will do that.