Who’s staying, who’s leaving and what new additions have been made to the Seahawks roster?

NFL free agency officially opened at 1 p.m. PT on Wednesday, March 14 an initial list of the League’s 525 free agents can be found right here , and we’ll use this space to track all the Seahawks related roster movement as the NFL s free agent frenzy continues throughout the next several weeks. Read

March 22
Davis Re Signs The Seahawks re signed Mike Davis on Thursday, a move that returns Seattle s most productive running back from last season. Through six games played in 2017, Davis racked up 240 yards on 68 carries and also accounted for the Seahawks longest rush of the season when he recorded a 33 yard run in Seattle s final game of the year. Read

March 21
Seahawks Add Fluker Seattle bolstered its offensive line by signing D.J. Fluker, a former first round pick out of Alabama. Fluker, the 11th pick of the 2013 draft, has started 65 games in his career Mike Davis Jersey, initially playing right tackle before moving to right guard. After four seasons with the Chargers, Fluker spent last season with the New York Giants, where he played under Mike Solari, who the Seahawks named their offensive line coach this offseason.

Willson Signs With Lions Luke Willson, a tight end who the Seahawks took in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, signed a free agent deal with the Detroit Lions on Wednesday. Willson spent his first five NFL seasons in Seattle, where he appeared in 72 games, catching 89 passes for 1,129 yards and 11 touchdowns. Read

March 17
Seattle Signs Alexander The Seahawks added depth at safety Saturday, signing free agent Maurice Alexander, a former starter for the St. Louis and Los Angeles Rams. Alexander was the Rams’ starting strong safety in 2016, recording 50 tackles, two interceptions and four passes defensed in 14 games. He opened last season as a starter, but after starting the first four games of the season, he was inactive for Los Angeles’ Week 5 loss to Seattle, then was waived the following week.

Seahawks Add Brown The Seahawks signed former Arizona Cardinals receiver Jaron Brown Saturday, a speedy target who averaged 15.4 yards per catch last season. Brown caught 31 passes for 477 yards and four touchdowns last season, all career highs, while starting eight of 16 games.

Tobin Signs With Patriots Offensive lineman Matt Tobin, who the Seahawks acquired in a trade before the start of last season, signed a free agent deal with the New England Patriots. Tobin was active for 15 of Seattle s games last year. Read

March 16
Mingo Signs With Seahawks The Seahawks potentially added help at two positions, signing former 2013 first round pick Barkevious Mingo. Mingo is listed as a linebacker, but has also played defensive end during his career. His size and athletic profile, as well as that positional versatility, suggests he could be used both as a strongside linebacker as well as a situational pass rusher.

Dickson Signed By Seattle The Seahawks added veteran depth at tight end, signing former Baltimore Raven and Carolina Panther Ed Dickson. Dickson, who has not missed a game since the 2012 season, gives the Seahawks depth at a position where last year’s starter Jimmy Graham has departed in free agency, and Luke Willson remains a free agent. Dickson is coming off of one of his more productive seasons as a pass catcher in 2017, gaining 437 yards on 30 catches while averaging a career best 14.6 yards per catch. He is also known as a good blocking tight end, and was ranked as the top pass blocking tight end in the NFL last year by Pro Football Focus.
King Re Signs With Seattle The Seahawks also re signed cornerback Akeem King, who spent part of last season on their practice squad. King, a seventh round pick out of San Jose State in 2015, appeared in five games with the Atlanta Falcons as a rookie. He spent 2016 on injured reserve with the Falcons, then was waived prior to the start of the 2017 season before being signed to Seattle’s practice squad last September.

Graham Goes To Green Bay After three seasons in Seattle, Jimmy Graham is heading to the Packers. Graham https://www.seahawksseastore.com/jeremy-lane-jersey-c-16.html, who was acquired in a 2015 trade, leaves the Seahawks as the franchise leader in receptions https://www.seahawksseastore.com/kasen-williams-jersey-c-14.html, receiving yards and touchdowns by a tight end.

Richardson Lands In Minnesota Defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson, who the Seahawks acquired in a trade with the New York Jets before the start of last season, signed a free agent deal with the Minnesota Vikings. With Seattle, Richardson appeared in 15 games, recording 44 tackles https://www.seahawksseastore.com/tanner-mcevoy-jersey-c-15.html, one sack, one interception and one forced fumble. Read

March 15
Richardson Inks Deal With Washington Wideout Paul Richardson signed a free agent deal with the Washington Redskins Thursday, leaving Seattle after four seasons with the Seahawks. Richardson, a second round pick in 2014 out of Colorado, caught 95 passes for 1,302 yards and eight touchdowns with the Seahawks. Read

March 14
Bennett Traded The Seahawks started free agency by parting ways with defensive end Michael Bennett, sending the veteran lineman to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for receiver Marcus Johnson. Seattle also shipped a 2018 seventh round draft pick to Philadelphia as part of the deal and received a 2018 fifth round draft pick in return.

Shead Signs With Lions Defensive back DeShawn Shead, who the Seahawks released Monday, signed with the Detroit Lions Wednesday. Seattle parted ways with Shead this week because the team and Shead both went into the 2018 offseason expecting him to be a free agent after he played 2017 on a one year deal. But because Shead was on the physically unable to perform list for most of the season, the NFL ruled that his contract tolled, meaning the Seahawks could have kept him under the terms of the deal he signed last offseason coming off of a serious knee injury. Shead originally signed with the Seahawks in 2012 as an undrafted free agent out of Portland State.