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Seahawks Eye Low-Risk Move: AJ Epenesa

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Seahawks eye low-risk move: AJ Epenesa could fill edge rusher void, freeing up draft picks for RB or interior line needs.

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Seahawks Eye Low-Risk Move: AJ Epenesa

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On March 30th, the Cleveland Browns thought they landed eddrusher AJ Epinisa with a 1-year $5 million deal on March 16th, but they backed out after his physical-raised red flags, leaving the 6-year veteran back on the free-age and market. Epinesis spent his whole career with the Buffalo Bills, playing 91 games with solid stats like 24 sacks, 29 tackles for loss, and just one missed regular season game due to a concussion. Dehawks fans are buzzing because their team needs depth at edge after losing Boy Mafe, and they've been patient this off-season, grabbing only four. Outside free agents so far, mostly in the secondary. This could be a perfect low-risk move for Seattle, where Epinessa might thrive under head coach Mike Wingdonald's staff, backing up to Marcus Lawrence on. A championship defense without burning a draft pick. With the price tag likely dropping below $5 million now, John Schneider has a smart chance to plug that gap, and shift draft focus to running.

Back or interior line needs, keeping the Super Bowl champ stacked.

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