Seahawks Boost Roster with Key Offseason Signings

On March 13, the Seattle Seahawks kicked off their offseason with key additions, agreeing

to deals with running back Emanuel Wilson and Safety.

Rodney Thomas II, they also brought back nose tackle, Brandon Pilly and Safety DeAnthony

Bell on one year contracts.

Wilson, a 26 year old free agent from a Green Bay Packers, brings solid depth after three

seasons there.

His deal is worth up to $2.1 million, helping fill the gap left by Kenneth Walker.

The thirds move to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Thomas, 27, adds experience from four years with the Indianapolis Colts, where he started

games and grabbed interceptions.

Meanwhile, these signings boosts Safety DeF behind Julian Love and Ty Okata after losing

Kobe Bryant.

Pilly returns after 13 games last season with tackles and a forced fumble on a one-year

$2 million packed.

Bell, who played for Seattle before a short Panther Stint, rejoins for trusted backup work.

The team rounded out the day by resigning full-back Brady Russell to two years and tackled

Josh Jones for one year while releasing cornerback Tyler, Hall.

More moves should follow as Seattle shaped its roster.