Seahawks Tender Okada, Holani for Continuity

0:00On March 2nd, the Seattle Seahawks kicked off their offseason by tendering exclusive rights free agents Ty Okada and George Holani on Monday. These are the teams only two players in that category, meaning they have two or fewer accrued seasons and now get one year deals based on their experience. This move locks them in without letting other teams talk to them. General manager John Schneider hinted at this approach last week at the Scouting Combine, saying the team wants to run it back with familiar faces. It's a low cost way to keep young talent around as they build for next season. Okada first joined as an undrafted free agent for Montana State back in 2023. After limited action early on, he broke out in 2025 with all 17 games played, including 11 starts. He racked up 65 tackles, three tackles for loss, one interception, and a few other key plays. Holani came on board undrafted from Boise State in 2024. In 2025, he saw 11 games before an injury, rushing for 73 yards and a touchdown on 22

1:06carries. He even scored on special teams and stepped up big in the playoffs after another backers in the issue. With these tenders done, the Seahawks stay focused on continuity while eyeing bigger free agents he moves ahead.