
Seahawks' Top Re-signing Target: Coby Bryant
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Seattle Seahawks Offseason: Prioritizing Safety Coby Bryants Re-signing, Navigating Cap Space, and Draft/Trade Strategies
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Seahawks' Top Re-signing Target: Coby Bryant. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Here's more NFL news for March 5th. As the Seattle Seahawks gear up for the 2026 offseason, they face tough calls on several key free agents. ESPN analyst Ben Solack predicts General Manager John Schneider will make safety Kobe Bryant their top resigning target over cornerbacks like Rick, Willin or Josh Chaube. Bryant stands out as a versatile defender who fits perfectly alongside Julian Love in the secondary. The 26 year old grabbed four interceptions this season and three the year before, shining especially since Mike McDonald became head coach. Meanwhile, running back Kenneth Walker III and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed could compete for priority, but Seattle's got nearly 60 million dollars in cap space to play with. That gives them room for big moves, though extensions for players like Jackson Smith and Jigba and Devon Witherspoon loom large. Bryant's impact has been huge on defense, but there's a real chance he walks in free agency.
The team might turn to the draft or a budget-friendly option to bolster the back end instead. Looking ahead, other moves like potential trays or signings could shake up the roster, but keeping court offenders like Bryant seems key to building. On recent progress, this episode is supported by our sponsor. I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, SullyPillow.com. I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, SullyPillow.com.
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