Seahawks Focus on Reloading for 2026

0:00On March 31st, Seahawks are riding high as the defending Super Bowl champs from 2025, but Coach Mike McDonald says they ain't playing. The defender rolled this year. They're focused on reloading for 2026, with GM John Schneider dropping key insights at the NFL annual meetings in Phoenix. Injury updates show wide receiver Torrey Horton and running back Zack Xarvanay nursing bumps, but the team's eyeing a full squad push. The agency hit hard after that Lombardi lift, as rivals snatch some talent, so Seattle's banking on signings like Noah Egbenegin to bloodbos. Defensive gaps. Schneider's presser highlighted smart moves to keep the core strong without overhauling everything. Fans are buzzing about why cornerback Rick Willen bounced. McDonald explained there was a tough mismatch on fit in future plans, leaving some hard break. But trust in the rebuild. That's real, with the secondary needing the athletic spark now, more than ever. New scouting notes are pouring in on offensive linemen, defensive linemen, and defensive

1:03backs for the draft, plus ESPN's Matt Miller dropped a full. Seven round mock with picks that got everybody talking. McDonald also expects vet outside linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence to suit up in 2026. Meanwhile, NSC West rivals stir two. McDonald's kicker nailed the U.F.L's first four point field goal, 49er shuffle coaches with KJ. Rites promo and Rams is Sean McVeigh chatted up Pukka Nakua about locking in long term. Seahawks stay locked in, building that repeat vibe smooth. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News today.