Seahawks Consider Veteran Pass Rusher Cameron Jordan

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Seattle Seahawks General Manager, John Schneider, always prioritizes depth at past Russia, but this offseason is putting that approach to the test. The team lost Edd Russia boy A. Mayfay to free agency and has not added anyone to replace him yet. The Seahawks still have a solid group with Derek Hall, DeMarcus Lawrence, and Uchenna Nguosu along the edge. However, none of those players are locked in beyond the next couple of seasons, leaving the long-term outlook uncertain. Analysts point out that drafting a young past Russia in 2026 would build sustainable talent at this premium spot. For quicker help though, the team could turn to the free agent market. Veteran defensive end Cameron Jordan remains available after a strong year with 10.5 sacks and 36 pressures, his best sack total. It's 2021. At this stage, a short-term deal makes sense for everyone.

1:02With the Seahawks chasing another title, pairing Jordan in a rotational role could boost the line right away. As free agency drags on, expect Schneider to weigh this option closely.