The Seattle Seahawks have many decisions to make regarding their impending free agents following their season-ending, divisional-round loss to the Green Bay Packers. There are quite a few dominoes waiting to fall in March.
Jadeveon Clowney may be the most notable unrestricted free agent, but Jarran Reed, Mychal Kendricks, Al Woods, Quinton Jefferson, and many others also have expiring deals. There are also restricted free agents such as Jacob Hollister and David Moore for Seattle to take into account and possibly offer tenders to.
The Seahawks also have key players like Chris Carson and Shaquill Griffin entering contract years, potentially putting them in line for contract extensions if Seattle wishes to keep them for the long-term future. And of course, they will have to cope with the losses of certain free agents, as no team can keep everyone and players may seek out bigger paydays from different teams.
And then there is the matter of who the Seahawks decide to bring in. The team should possess around $40 million in cap space for next season, and they could use that to re-sign some key free agents or sign notable players from other teams.
The Seahawks will have their work cut out for them this offseason if they wish to remain competitive next season.
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