Seahawks Lock in Fullback Russell for Next Season

0:00On March 12th, the Seattle Seahawks are focusing on retaining their Super Bowl champions during this offseason. After winning their second title in team history, they've lost running back Kenneth Walker III and safety Kobe Bryant. But they brought back Y receiver, Rashid Shaheed, cornerback Josh Job, and now full-back Brady Russell on a two-year deal. Earlier this week, reports from NFL Network confirmed the move for Russell, a key special team's player. He turned down interest from another team to stay in Seattle, showing his commitment to the squad. Fans love Russell for his grit and versatility. As an undrafted free agent, he's risen to become a pro bowl special teamer, much like some of his reliable teammates. In 17 games last season, Russell made 14 tackles, 10 solo. He's explosive and tough, backing up rookie full-back Robbie Usts while leading on coverage units. With Russell locked in, the Seahawks keep building depth around their core winners, setting up strong for next season.