Seahawks Eye Arnold Ebiketie for Defensive Boost

0:00On March 1st, the Seattle Seahawks are fresh off their Super Bowl 60 victory, but now the focus shifts to free agency. With celebrations winding down, the team's eyes edge rusher Arnold Ibiquity as a smart addition to bolster their defensive line. The 26-year-old former Penn State standout could step in if key players depart. Evacetti stands 6 foot 3 and weighs 255 pounds. He racked up impressive college sets, including 17.5 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks in just 12 games with the Nidini Lions. Drafted in the second round by the Atlanta Falcons in 2022, he's shown flashes in the NFL with six sacks in each of his first two. Seasons, though he hasn't fully clicked there yet. Fans and analysts see a perfect match in Seattle's scheme under head coach Mike McDonald, who's graded developing overlook talent. Ibiquity brings speed, solid pass rush grades and reliability, missing just one game over four years. His projected deal is affordable at $9 million per season over three years for about 27 million total.

1:04The Seahawks have cap space, but it might get tight with resigning for running back Kenneth Walker, cornerbacks, Rick Willen and Kobe Bryant, and wide. Receiver Rashid Shaheed. Bigger concerns loom if edge rushers, boy Mayfay hits free agency, or 33-year-old veteran DeMarcus Lawrence retires after finally getting his ring. General manager John Schneider has a knack for unearthing value, and Ibiquity fits that mold. Adding him could rebuild the front and keep the pressure on quarterbacks, setting the Seahawks up for another strong run,