Seahawks Retain WR, Lose RB, Draft Focus

0:00On April 1st, the Seattle Seahawks are riding high as defending Super Bowl's 60 Chams after crushing the New England Patriots, so they stayed chill. In free agency, mostly holding onto their core instead of big splashes. They locked up White Out Jackson Smith and Jeba with a record extension and handed fat deals to corner Josh Job and receiver Rashid Shaheed to keep the squad stacked. They did lose some key pieces though, like running back Kenneth Walker III, who balled out with over 1,000 rushing yards and five scores. In the regular season, then dropped 3-13 playoff yards and four touchdowns to snag Super Bowl MVP. He bolted to the Kansas City Chiefs on a monster contract, and Seattle grabbed Immanuel Wilson from the Green Bay Packers as a replacement, a solid. 4.5 yards per carry guy, but he's no direct swap. Fans and analysts are feeling the hit at running back an edge-rusher spot's hardest, since they also let Boyet Mayfay walk to the Cincinnati Bengals for.

1:00A three-year $60 million packed. Coach Mike McDonald schemes pressure from everywhere, so they weren't sweating it too much, but those exits leave gaps that could sting without draft. Help! On the flip side, White receiver looks way sharper now that they resigned Rashid Shaheed to a three-year $51 million deal. Dude flashed in nine games with 188 receiving yards, 64 rushing and return touchdowns plus post-season sparks. Imagine! Him dialed in full time. With the off-season dust settling, eyes turned to the draft for backfield and edge-boos, keeping these champs in contention for another ring run. For ball news, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.