Seahawks Eyeing Ex-Cowboy Edge Rusher Dante Fowler

On April 17th, Seahawks fans remember how DeMarcus Lawrence jumped from the Cowboys to Seattle

last offseason and boosted that edge rush.

Now another ex-Cowboy, Dante Fowler, just paid a visit to the team this week.

The 32-year-old free-age and edge rusher has been shopping his skills around Malig and

Seattle's clearly interested in adding depth.

Fowlers got solid ties to Seahawks' defensive coordinator Aiden Dirt.

They worked together in Dallas the past two years, and even back in Atlanta in 2020.

Plus, the guy's a health machine has enlisted games since 2021 that reliability could fit

right into Seattle's plans.

The Hawks lost boy and Mayfay in free agency, so they're eyeing a fourth edge alongside

dare call, Lawrence and Uchena Nuozu.

Fans and analysts see it as a low-risk move to shore up the front, especially with

Mike McDonald still calling the defensive plays and loving.

That's a tie, guys.

That said, Fowler shines more as a pass rusher than against the run, which Mike Crant McDonald's

style for disguising looks and keeping everyone on.

The field, still, his market value sits around $5.1 million next year, making him a budget-friendly

option.

If General Manager John Schneider bives with Fowler's fit in the team culture, we could see

ink on a deal in the next couple weeks, keeping Seattle's.

Then stacked and ready to row.