Former Dolphins Safety Works Out for Seahawks Unsigned free agent and former Miami Dolphins safety Ifeatu Melifonwu is still looking for his next NFL home, but per the latest scuttlebutt, he may wind up joining the defending champion Seattle Seahawks eventually.
The Seattle Seahawks have done a good job this offseason, but they missed the boat on a very good player that would’ve upgraded a noticeable weakness. The Seattle Seahawks have done a solid job of keeping the roster competitive enough to the point where a Super Bowl return is more than feasible in 2026.
For a piece published on Tuesday, NFL insider Dan Graziano of ESPN suggested Darnold will basically find himself entering yet another "prove it" season this coming September.
The Seahawks worked out free agent safety Ifeatu Melifonwu on Monday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network relays. No deal is imminent, per Garafolo. Melifonwu became a free agent in March, but this is the first reported interest he has received since then.
The Seattle Seahawks announced Monday that they’ve officially signed veteran OT Bobby Hart to a contract and waived WR Levi Wentz. Hart, 31, is a former seventh-round pick of the Giants back in 2015.
Shaheed addressed the team's attempt to repeat as Super Bowl champions and reflected on remaining in Seattle via a three-year deal.
A handful of NFL legends have had the opportunity to go out on top during the final year of their careers with a Super Bowl win. Some had speculated that may have been the case for Cooper Kupp who played a key role for the Seattle Seahawks during its run to another championship last season.
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Where do things stand in contract talks between QB Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? Mayfield has offered an update that could sound alarms for Bucs fans.
Cooper Kupp says he texted Aaron Donald that he’s “not allowed” to unretire and join the Rams. It’s a bit. It’s also a former teammate, now a division rival, reacting to a front that could become the scariest in football.