Seahawks Lock in Key Players with Massive Deals

0:00On March 24th, the Seattle Seahawks are locking in key players with some big moves this week. They agree to a four-year extension for Wide Receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba, worth $168,600,000, with one $120,000,000 guaranteed, that makes him the highest-paid Wide Receiver in NFL history on an annual basis. They also resigned long-snapper Chris Stoll, and Mash and Offersheet from the Jaguars to keep Wide Receiver Jake Bobo, giving him a big raise. This extension for Smith and Jigba came early in free agency and stands out as a smooth deal without any drama. It's a foundational move for the next five years, securing one of their top young stars. Fans and analysts see it as a huge win for the Seahawks, boosting their offense while setting a new benchmark that pressures the rest of the league. Retaining Bobo means more reliable depth at Receiver 2. Meanwhile, the team is eyeing the draft, setting up meetings with speedy running back prospects and considering options at their 30-second pick.

1:02Over in the NFC West, the Cardinals tweaked their roster in free agency, the 49ers' hunt return specialists, and the Rams brought back a defensive lineman. With these pieces falling into place, the Seahawks lip primed for a strong push as draft season heats up. You've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.