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Seahawks Lock Up Key Players for Next Season

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The Seattle Seahawks are bolstering their roster post-Super Bowl victory, extending key players like linebacker Drake Thomas and special teams contributors Chris Stoll, Brady Russell, and Jake Bobo. Russell, initially an unrestricted free agent, has agreed to a two-year deal, securing the teams special teams unit and defense for the upcoming season.

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Seahawks Lock Up Key Players for Next Season

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks Lock Up Key Players for Next Season. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 12th, the Seattle Seahawks are wasting no time locking up their roster after a big Super Bowl 60 win over the New England Patriots. 29-13. Heading into the offseason, they had a bunch of restricted free agents to sort out, including standout linebacker Drake Thomas and key special teams. Players like Long Snapper Crystal, Fullback, and Titan Brady Russell, and White receiver Jake Bobo. Earlier this week, the Seahawks extended Thomas to a two-year deal. Then on Wednesday, they signed Stole to another two-year extension and offered Bobo a right-of-first refusal tender right as the New League year. Kicked off. That left Russell as the last one hanging, briefly making him an unrestricted free agent. But that changed fast. According to reports, Russell agreed to a two-year extension that keeps him with Seattle through the 2027 season. He's been one of their top special teams contributors since joining Midway through the 2023 year.

With these moves, the Seahawks are keeping their special teams unit intact and building stability for the defense ahead of next season.

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