
Seahawks' Witherspoon: Elite Corner, Affordable Contract?
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Seahawks secure Jaxon Smith-Njigbas future, now focus on Devon Witherspoons contract. Salary cap expert Curtis Allen suggests a four-year, $124M deal or a three-year, $100M deal, keeping cap hit low early and freeing up space later. Witherspoons potential for elite paydays and the current cornerback market make Seattles move strategic. The Seahawks cap management skills allow them to afford stars like Witherspoon and JSN, shaping their draft strategy without overspending.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Seahawks' Witherspoon: Elite Corner, Affordable Contract?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 30th, Seahawks just locked up wide receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba with a fresh extension, signaling their serious about keeping their young, core, intact. Now all eyes shift to Cornerback Devon Witherspoon, their defensive cornerstone and a top five pick who's primed for top dollar money as the corner. Market heats up. Salary Cap Guru Curtis Allen wrote down potential deals on a recent show. He floated a four year packed around $124 million, mirroring with the Rams gave Trent McDuffy or even a shorter three year. Deal worth about $100 million. These structures keep the cap hit low early, like just a few million extra this year, while freeing up space later. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Witherspoon's trajectory screams elite payday soon. Unlike wide receivers, the cornerback market isn't flooding with massive contracts right now. Next big ones aren't until 2028, so Seattle. My jump ahead without overpaying. Allen stresses the Seahawks excel at cap gymnastics using restructures and void years to afford stars like Witherspoon and JSN through their primes.
No panic over draft picks piling up older vets phase out making room naturally with the NFL draft looming these moves shape how aggressive Seattle gets on picks versus locking in talent now keeping the Hawks competitive for years without breaking the bank football news powered by AI. This is NFL news today.
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