Seahawks Target Greg Newsome II for Cornerback

0:00On March 3rd, the Seattle Seahawks dominated last season as the top team in football, but defending that Super Bowl title means staying aggressive. With $59,500,000 in cap space, General Manager John Schneider has plenty of room to add talent without breaking. The bank. Their dark side defense was a key to success, but with cornerback Ric Wullen likely heading to free agency, they need a solid replacement fast. That's where Greg Newsom the second comes in as a prime target. Newsom, a 25-year-old former first-round pick, shown early with the Cleveland Browns before a trade to the Jacksonville Jaguars. He brings strong zone coverage skills, perfect for the Seahawks, who ran zone looks over 80% of the time last year. He's also tough against the run and racks up past breakups, with at least five every season and a high of 14 in 2024. His career catch rate allowed sits at 61.1%, and he's only given up more than two touchdowns twice. At a projected three-year deal worth $27 million, or $9 million per year, he's a low-risk move for a contender ready to unlock his.

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