Seahawks Lock in Key Players for Super Bowl Run

0:00On March 3rd, the Seattle Seahawks kicked off their 2026 free-agency period by tendering contracts to safety, tie Okada, and running back. George Hullani. These exclusive rights-free agents were too important to let walk, so General Manager John Schneider locked them in before they could shop elsewhere. Okada stepped up big last season, filling in for an injured teammate over 9 games. He racked up 65 tackles, a couple of sacks, and even picked off a pass, showing he could handle starting duties if needed. At 26, he's proving to be a reliable piece in the secondary. Hullani brings depth at running back, grinding out tough yards despite some injury setbacks. In two seasons, he's shown flashes from his college days at Boise State, averaging solid carries as a backup. He won't leave the rush attack, but fits perfectly as a dependable number 2. Getting these guys signals the Seahawks want to hold on to their Super Bowl winning core from last year. With the team eyeing another run, roster stability is key amid potential changes.

1:03Free-agency heats up Monday March 9th, with deals official by March 11th. Eyes are on stars like Kenneth Walker and others, but for now, Seattle builds on momentum.