Seahawks' Free Agency Decisions: Prioritizing Top Defensive Backs

0:00For the NFL, it's March 7th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Seattle Seahawks face key decisions with their nine unrestricted free agents as the market opens soon. Most of these players are seen as replaceable, but a couple stand out as must, keeps to maintain the team's strong defense. Players like Wide Receiver Derricka Young, and Linebacker, Chas Serrat, mainly contribute on special teams, so the Seahawks can target rookies, or, undrafted talent instead. Offensive tackle Josh Jones and cornerback Rick Willen also aren't viewed as essential, with the team eyeing other veteran options or fresh faces. Market demands will likely pull away stars such as defensive end boy A-Mafe, Wide Receiver Rashid Shaheed, and running back Kenneth Walker III. Seattle skipped a franchise tag on Walker, signaling they're ready to pursue more cost-effective backs while saving cash for extensions like Wide. Receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba. Defensive back Kobe Bryant tops the resign list. He's due for a big raise,

1:01but his role is vital, especially with Willen probably gone. Cornerback Josh Job, who started 15 games last season, offers great value at a reasonable price. Keeping the league's top secondaries intact means limiting losses to just one or two players. The Seahawks aim to prioritize Bryant and Job to avoid a tough rebuild in the backfield. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music, solypillow.com