Seahawks Hold Tight to Super Bowl Core

0:00On March 30th, the Seattle Seahawks are holding tight to their Super Bowl-winning core this offseason, letting just five players walk to other teams. That's way less turnover than you'd expect after a championship run. Guys like Cornerback, Kobe Bryant to the Bears, Edge R Usher, Boy Mayfay to the Bengals, Running Back, Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs, Cornerrick. We'll into the Eagles and wide out Derricky Young to the Raiders. Many two of them were starters in the big game, compared to recent champs, this is rare. The Eagles lost 21 players after their 2024 win, the Chiefs 12 the year before, and the Rams 19. Head coach Mike McDonald says it's all about keeping that continuity and loving the roster they built. They've budgeted smart to make it happen, even if it's things losing talent that earned big paydays elsewhere. For every key departure, they've plugged the whole's quick, snagged Cornerback Noah Eggbino-Genny for versatility in the secondary, safety Ronnie Thomas II, running back Emmanuel

1:02Wilson and brought back the Anthony Bell for special teams and depth. Veterans like defensive linemen, Leonard Williams, Jaren Reed, and DeMarcus Lawrence are locked in, along with return man Rashid Shaheed who's ready. For a bigger offensive role, now the focus shifts to the young gun stepping up. These like Grey's Abel and Safety Nick Mnwery saw real snaps last year, and they're hyped for more from Riley Mills after a Super Bowl sack. Plus Tory Horton and Elijah Aroyo, coach sees upside in quarterback Jalen Milro too, and their eyeing returns from injuries like Corner AJ Finley. With free agency winding down, the Seahawks look primed to run it back strong into 2026, blending vets and fresh legs for another title.