Seahawks Hold Top Spot, Smart Offseason Moves

0:00It's March 17th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Seattle Seahawks are holding steady at the top of power rankings after the first week of free agency. As the reigning Super Bowl champions, they're ranked number one by NFL.com and number two by sporting news with many experts praising their smart approach. They lost some key defenders and a running back, including Kenneth Walker III to the Kansas City Chiefs, Boyet Mayfay to the Cincinnati Bengals, Rick Woolen to the Philadelphia Eagles and Kobe Bryant to the Chicago Bears. But they held on to wide receiver, Rashid Shaheed and cornerback Josh Job, keeping their passing game and secondary strong. Analysts respect the Seahawks' restraint, Eric Edholm from NFL.com noted they're in solid shape as defending champs, with depth to fill gaps. Others, like those at the athletic, say their complete roster from last season less than play the long game without big splashes.

1:01The team added some low-cost free agents to plug holes and now eyes the draft for more help. They have just four picks in the 2026 draft, mostly in the top 100, and General Manager John Schneider has a history of trading. Up for more. Overall, it's been a steady off-season for Seattle. With their core intact, they're set up well to chase another title. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com, made in AI.