Seahawks Eyeing Trevon Diggs for Cornerback Depth

0:00On March 25th, the Seattle Seahawks are looking to bolster their corner-back depth this off-season after losing some key players in free agency. One name floating around is veteran Trevon Diggs, a former standout who's still on the market at just 28 years old next season. Diggs earned back-to-back pro-bowl nods in 2021 and 2022, but injuries have limited him lately. He's only suited up for 22 games over the last three years, including nine last season. Meanwhile, the Seahawks return starters like Devin Witherspoon, Josh Job, and Nick Mnwery at Nickel, but they shipped out Rick Woolen to the Uzz, Philadelphia Eagles. That leaves room for experienced depth without breaking the bank. Diggs struggled on the field recently, logging just 27 tackles, no pass breakups, and allowing four touchdowns on limited targets. Still, if he stays healthy, he could bounce back and provide solid back-of-value. Teens like Seattle see this as a smart gamble, giving them flexibility to build a stronger

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