The Seattle Seahawks didn’t stumble into Super Bowl LX; they stormed through the NFC, then beat the New England Patriots 29–13 to claim another Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
Two offseasons. Nearly identical budgets. The Seahawks spent roughly $57–$59 million on free agents in 2024 and 2025—close enough to call it a wash. But in 2024, the team missed the playoffs entirely.
Twenty-four days. That’s how long it took for the Seattle Seahawks to go from hoisting the Lombardi at Levi’s Stadium to watching their Super Bowl MVP walk out the door.
Sometimes the loudest offseason news in the NFL comes from the quietest action on social media. Fans quickly noticed that Super Bowl LX MVP Kenneth Walker III recently unfollowed the Seattle Seahawks on Instagram, a small move that immediately set off speculation about his future with the franchise.
DeMarcus Lawrence spent 11 years in a Cowboys uniform chasing something Jerry Jones couldn’t deliver. So he left. Signed a three-year, $32.5 million deal with Seattle last March, looked the football world in the eye, and said he knew he’d never win a ring in Dallas.
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The Seattle Seahawks had a decision to make regarding inside linebacker Drake Thomas, and they've made it quickly.
The Seattle Seahawks enter the 2026 offseason in a familiar position for a championship contender: trying to maintain a roster that just proved it can win at the highest level while also managing the financial realities that come with success.
The Seattle Seahawks are getting an early start before NFL free agency. On Thursday, the Seahawks and starting linebacker Drake Thomas agreed to terms on a new contract that will pay him a base salary of $8 million per season, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The Seattle Seahawks have made a significant move to solidify their championship-winning defense, agreeing to terms with starting linebacker Drake Thomas on a new contract.