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Field Gulls Mar 20, 2024
Ted’s Talk: Remembering Seattle’s last free agency before John Schneider

Ted’s Talk: Remembering Seattle’s last free agency before John Schneider

Photo by Kirby Lee/NFLPhotoLibrary There are plenty of Seahawks fans perturbed at how John Schneider has approached 2024 free agency. Was it better the last time someone else was the general manager? This free agency period has went pretty much as expected. Seattle only gave out one big contract, keeping Leonard Williams in the fold. The rest of the deals have been short-term contracts for low and mid level money that plug holes and focus on value. Even though this has been the status quo for all of John Schneider’s tenure as general manager in Seattle, some...
Field Gulls Mar 17, 2024
Pre-Snap Reads 3/17: Seahawks continue to add to roster

Pre-Snap Reads 3/17: Seahawks continue to add to roster

Photo by Ryan Kang/ Read! Our Seattle Seahawks may have found their staring LBs. Both offer unique abilities at affordable rates. Both are young and in need of proving themselves as such. What do yall like about Jerome Baker and Tyrel Dodson? What worries you about the shape the roster is taking? Are you freaking out yet? #np Miyanosawa by Qrion Seahawks News Just In: Fields could be filled with a Seahawks defense after this signing - Seaside JoeSeahawks sign LB Jerome Baker, officially pass on Justin Fields, 3/16/2024 Leonard Williams contract details for 3-year...
Field Gulls Mar 14, 2024
How much the Seahawks are paying Leonard Williams

How much the Seahawks are paying Leonard Williams

Photo by Jane Gershovich/ Seattle was able to retain one of its key free agents, but they certainly paid for the right to keep Williams in house. The Seattle Seahawks acquired a big name playmaker from the New York Giants at the trade deadline in the form of Leonard Williams, and when it came time for the Seahawks to pay what it would take to keep him, they did so. And, now that the ink has dried and the league office processed his contract, the structure and cap hits of the deal are known thanks to a report from Brady Henderson of ESPN. Leonard Williams'...
Field Gulls Mar 13, 2024
How much the Chargers are paying Will Dissly

How much the Chargers are paying Will Dissly

Photo by Nic Antaya/ Many fans had hoped the Seahawks would bring back the University of Washington product, however, he opted to sign with the former AFC West rival Chargers. Free agency has yet to officially start, but players who are signing to stay with the same team and those who were cut for cap or other reasons are already able to officially sign with their team. For the Seattle Seahawks, that means they have officially announced the contracts to retain Leonard Williams and Noah Fant, while one of the players they released as a cap casualty ahead of free agency...
Field Gulls Mar 13, 2024
Seahawks retain cornerback Artie Burns

Seahawks retain cornerback Artie Burns

Photo by Steph Chambers/ Burns has been with the Seahawks since 2022. The Seattle Seahawks have kept another one of their free agents. Having inked new deals with Noah Fant and Leonard Williams, Seattle has made a comparatively smaller move by re-signing cornerback Artie Burns. It’s a one-year deal, but the full financial details haven’t been disclosed. Free-agent cornerback Artie Burns is returning to the Seahawks on a one-year deal.— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 13, 2024 The 2016 first-round pick started his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, then...
The Seattle Times Mar 12, 2024

Analysis: Despite change in coaches, Seahawks stick to usual free-agent strategy

Aside from re-signing Leonard Williams and Noah Fant on Monday and adding another veteran tight end Tuesday, the Seahawks new regime has acted pretty much like the old one with its free-agent strategy.
Field Gulls Mar 12, 2024
How the Leonard Williams trade influenced the Brian Burns trade

How the Leonard Williams trade influenced the Brian Burns trade

Photo by Don Juan Moore/ The Giants made the most of having an extra second- and fifth-round pick, courtesy of the Seahawks. We typically will not indulge too much into free agent signings and trades made across the NFL that don’t directly involve the Seattle Seahawks, but this is an exception. The New York Giants traded for Carolina Panthers pass-rusher Brian Burns on Monday, adding to a defense that already has Kayvon Thibodeaux and Dexter Lawrence. A couple of years ago, the Panthers turned down multiple firsts and a second from the Los Angeles Rams for Burns. The...
Field Gulls Mar 12, 2024
Pre-Snap Reads 3/12: Seahawks retain some, lose some on first day of free agency

Pre-Snap Reads 3/12: Seahawks retain some, lose some on first day of free agency

Photo by Jane Gershovich/ Read! First day of free agency has been both positive and negative for our Seattle Seahawks. Losing Will Dissly, Colby Parkinson, Jordyn Brooks, and Damien Lewis leaves quite a noticeable hole in our unfinished kitchen remodel of a roster. Re-signing Leonard Williams and Noah Fant seems satisfying to some extent but certainly, we all understand that our squad has a lot of work to do. With each passing day, we will see the body our our roster take shape and form into, hopefully, a wonderfully well-oiled machine. #np Winter Mirage by Chester...
The Seattle Times Mar 11, 2024
Analysis: Breaking down the Seahawks’ moves on the first day of free agency

Analysis: Breaking down the Seahawks’ moves on the first day of free agency

Retaining defensive lineman Leonard Williams highlighted a first day of free agency in which the Seahawks saw four former players sign elsewhere while also re-signing tight end Noah Fant.
The Seattle Times Mar 11, 2024
Seahawks complete top priority of free agency, bring back Leonard Williams

Seahawks complete top priority of free agency, bring back Leonard Williams

Eight-and-a-half hours into the first day of the NFL free agency period, the Seahawks made their big splash, getting an agreement done with DL Leonard Williams.
FOX Sports Mar 11, 2024
Seahawks bring back star DL Leonard Williams on three-year deal

Seahawks bring back star DL Leonard Williams on three-year deal

Defensive lineman Leonard Williams is reportedly returning to the Seattle Seahawks on a three-year deal worth an average of $21.5 million per year.

Seahawks to bring back DL Leonard Williams, TE Noah Fant

HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington Leonard Williams posted on social media he’s returning on a three-year deal. Fant’s deal is for two years. Seahawks to bring back DL Leonard Williams, TE Noah Fant Wire Service
FOX Sports Mar 8, 2024
Seahawks GM John Schneider: Keeping Leonard Williams a 'priority'

Seahawks GM John Schneider: Keeping Leonard Williams a 'priority'

Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider expressed that re-signing defensive lineman Leonard Williams is a "priority."
Field Gulls Mar 8, 2024
Pre-Snap Reads 3/8: Leonard Williams is a priority for the Seahawks

Pre-Snap Reads 3/8: Leonard Williams is a priority for the Seahawks

Photo by Christian Petersen/ Raed! In Today’s Links: the slow trickle of FA news; plenty of rankings and capsules for all the remaining FAs; words from Schneider about roster cuts and such; as it pertains to O-Line and D-Line, the market looks like it’s in the Seahawks favor?; and more news from around the league. Enjoy your Friday. We love ya! #np 111 by RAMI Seahawks News Seahawks free agency: 4 high-priced players worth targeting - Seaside Joe4 free agents who would be worth the Seahawks spending for next week: Seaside Joe 1831 Devon Witherspoon makes PFF’s...
Field Gulls Mar 7, 2024
Seahawks trade down and select a center in The Athletic mock draft

Seahawks trade down and select a center in The Athletic mock draft

Photo by Brandon Sloter/Image Of Sport/ Sliding down four spots and selecting a center may sound boring, but it may be what the team needs. We haven’t even hit free agency and the mock drafts are already rolling in. With the Seattle Seahawks stationed firmly in the middle of the first round, many analysts and fans are postulating that the organization may elect to trade down from 16. This seems reasonable, as the team currently lacks a second round pick thanks to the Leonard Williams rental. With this in mind, it isn’t hard to imagine why the “trade down”...

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