The start of free agency is set to be chaotic for all 32 teams. The Seattle Seahawks are going to have a tough time re-signing some of their star free agents despite having $60 million dollars in salary cap space, which is sixth-most in the league.
When free agency starts, all 32 teams will be active trying to improve their roster with veteran free agents. The Seattle Seahawks have a lot to address as they look to address the concerns with their Super Bowl-winning roster.
The Seattle Seahawks should hope to re-sign wide receiver Rashid Shaheed in free agency. However, he is expected to be one of the top free agent wideouts in the league, so the Seahawks might not be able to afford his raise.
There will be much discourse and chaos during the NFL Free Agency period as all 32 teams officially make moves to solidify their rosters for the 2026 NFL Season.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Seattle Seahawks enter the 2026 offseason in a familiar position for a championship contender: trying to maintain a roster that just proved it can win at the highest level while also managing the financial realities that come with success.
The Seattle Seahawks are less than a week away from the start of free agency, and the team hopes to make some smart decisions after winning the Super Bowl.
The Seattle Seahawks will lose two prominent members of their Super Bowl run. Kenneth Walker III won’t receive the franchise tag, while Rashid Shaheed will test the NFL Free Agency market.
The Seattle Seahawks are getting ready for the start of free agency and they are prepared to let Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III sign elsewhere. The Seahawks signaled their intentions when they chose not to use the franchise tag on him, which was worth over $14 million.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Seattle Seahawks are getting an early start before NFL free agency. On Thursday, the Seahawks and starting linebacker Drake Thomas agreed to terms on a new contract that will pay him a base salary of $8 million per season, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are bringing back starting linebacker Drake Thomas, who agreed to a two-year contract with a base of $8 million and incentives for another $1 million, NFL Network reported on Thursday.
The Seahawks and restricted free agent linebacker Drake Thomas have agreed to a two-year contract, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The deal comes with a base of $8MM and could be worth up to $9MM.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Seahawks and LB Drake Thomas have agreed to a two-year, $8 million extension. Thomas was scheduled to be a restricted free
The Seattle Seahawks were one of the best stories in the NFL in 2025. In retrospect, Seattle look like geniuses for signing Sam Darnold to a modest three-year contract and immediately winning the Super Bowl.
Coming off a win in Super Bowl LX, the Seattle Seahawks have plenty of work to do this offseason. They have several key players set for free agency, led by Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III.
Shaheed is one of the fastest pass-catchers in the NFL, not to mention a solid special teams contributor, so there should be plenty of potential suitors.
Seahawks WR Rashid Shaheed is expected to test the free-agent market on Monday after failing to come close to an extension with Seattle, according to Adam Schefter.
The Seattle Seahawks did not franchise tag Kenneth Walker III amid a flurry of recent tags from other teams. It was a surprising move, given that Walker just won the Super Bowl MVP with the team.
ESPN’s Peter Schrager reports the Seahawks are not franchise tagging RB Kenneth Walker III. Per Over The Cap, the franchise tag for RBs would have cost Seattle $14,293,000, but instead they will let the Super Bowl MVP hit the open market.