The Seahawks are heading into the 2024 offseason with less dead money than any other team in the league. That can change in a hurry and likely will in the coming weeks. For example, if Seattle were to cut strong safety Jamal Adams before June 1 they would incur a dead money hit just short of $20 million. (Around $10 million after June 1). For now, they’re still in great shape in this department, with the least dead money in the league.
Here’s how all 32 NFL teams rank going into 2024, from most dead money to least. All salary figures are according to Over the Cap.
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