The Seattle Seahawks have been fairly active throughout the first wave of free agency despite the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the nation. While team facilities have been closed and most physicals put on hold, Seattle has found a way to sign a few new faces to the roster and potentially fill a few holes.
However, what the Seahawks have not yet been able to do, is to secure defensive end Jadeveon Clowney to a new contract keeping him in the Emerald City for the long haul.
For this reason, Seattle has slipped from No. 8 to No. 12 in the USA TODAY’s latest NFL power rankings.
The Colts and Buccaneers made big leaps into the top 10 in @ByNateDavis' post-free agency power rankings. https://t.co/GxV1AFLWmd
— USA TODAY Sports (@usatodaysports) April 2, 2020
“Just about everything broke right for this team in 2019,” USA TODAY’s Nate Davis writes. “Still waiting for word if Clowney’s 2020 decision breaks their way, too.”
If it does, re-signing Clowney for the 2020 NFL season and beyond will have been Seattle’s biggest move of the offseason so far.
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