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Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider focuses on maintaining the team’s success after winning the Super Bowl. After the victory parade, Schneider shifts gears as free agency and the draft approach. He emphasizes the need for private time to study and prepare. “The timeline part of that is real,” Schneider states, highlighting the urgency of the offseason.
Despite the impending sale of the Seahawks by owner Jody Allen, Schneider insists, “It’s just business as usual for us.” With only four draft picks this year, the Seahawks aim to capitalize on a deep talent pool in 2025. Seattle holds $60 million in projected salary cap space, the sixth-most in the NFL, allowing them to potentially extend contracts for key players like wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba and cornerback Devon Witherspoon.
Running back Kenneth Walker III, coming off a Super Bowl MVP performance, leads a strong free-agent class that includes Rashid Shaheed and Boye Mafe.
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