Seahawks' Defense: Elite Vets for Repeat

0:00On April 5th, the Seattle Seahawks are heading into the new NFL season as defending Super Bowl chance for the first time since 2015, gunning for a rare repeat. Their roster stays mostly intact from last year, making them one of the league's most complete squads despite a few free agency losses. That championship vibe feels fresh this time around, built on a core that's ready to defend the title. Still, they've got gaps on defense, especially at cornerback and edge rusher spots, where youth need some veteran backup. Fans and analysts see huge potential here, with the secondary thin and just three corners locked in long-term. Adding proven leaders could solidify that back end and boost pass rush, turning good into great. Names floating around include 29-year-old Lajerius Snead, a two-time Super Bowl winner whose elite win healthy, Cam Jordan, the Reliable. Saints vet with double-digit sacks last season at age 35, and Jadevion Clowney, who already flashed here in 2019 with eight and a half sacks just last year.

1:05Grabbing one or more of these guys on a short deal could lock down Seattle's defense for another run, keeping that repeat dream alive deep into the one. Playoffs