Seahawks Re-sign Drake Thomas, Eyeing Maxx Crosby Trade

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 6th. The Seattle Seahawks made their first free agency move by resigning linebacker Drake Thomas to a two-year contract worth $8 million, with incentives that could push it to $9 million. This deal comes just before the New League year kicks off next week, locking in a key defensive player for the long haul. Reports from Ian Rappaport and other insiders confirmed the agreement, marking the team's initial step to retain their own free agents amid a busy, off-season. Thomas steps up as part of efforts to strengthen the linebacker group heading into training camp. Fans are excited about the stability this brings, but speculation is heating up around bigger splashes like a potential trade for Las Vegas Raiders. Star-Edged Russia Max Crosby. Seahawks brass, led by John Schneider, might waive that option to boost their pass rush. Mailbags and podcasts are diving into free agency priorities. NFL Combine standouts and draft targets, with early buzz on running backs for the 2026 class, given uncertainties around Ken Walker and Zack Sharbinay.

1:05Meanwhile, NFC West rivals are stirring too, as the Arizona Cardinals released a couple of linebackers, while the 49ers and Rams either own. Free agent needs, keep an eye on Seattle as free agency and folds. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible, some chase piece.