We’re a month and a week out from the 2024 NFL Draft, and the Seattle Seahawks currently have 62 players under contract.
Technically it’s fewer than that because several restricted and exclusive rights free agents haven’t signed their contracts yet, but we’re working on the assumption that they will put pen to paper at some point.
As of March 20, the Seahawks have signed nine outside free agents and acquired quarterback Sam Howell via trade. They’ve let 10 unrestricted free agents walk, re-signed Leonard Williams and Noah Fant, and gave Darrell Taylor a separate one-year deal instead of tendering him as a restricted free agent. All ERFAs were tendered, while Jake Curhan wasn’t tendered as an RFA and left the team as a UFA.
Assuming that we will see a slowdown in signings for cap reasons, let’s have a pause and look at the current Seahawks roster. New players are in italics, and those who signed reserve/futures contracts will have that noted in parentheses.
The Seahawks have seven draft picks (for now) next month, in addition to the UDFAs they will inevitably sign, so I would not anticipate much more free agent activity from the Seahawks over the next few weeks.
