Seahawks' Free Agency Moves: A Mixed Bag

From NFL coverage, this is your March 17th update. The Seattle Seahawks have an active and free

agency this off-season, adding some key pieces to their roster while losing a few stars.

They sign running back a manual Wilson, cornerback Noah Igbenegin, and safety Rodney Thomas II.

The team also brought back White receiver Rashid Shaheed, cornerback Josh Job, and linebacker Drake

Thomas. On the flip side, Seattle saw Super Bowl MVP running back Kenneth Walker,

the third head to the Kansas City Chiefs, cornerback Rick Wollen joined the Philadelphia Eagles,

and defensive end boy Amefe signed with the Cincinnati Bengals. Analysts at Pro Football Focus

gave the Seahawks a B-grade so far for their moves, courtesy of Gordon McGuinness.

It's a solid but not stand out mark as they reshape the team. Breaking down some deals,

Josh Job's three-year $24 million contract drew questions about its value right now.

Rashid Shaheed's three-year $51 million pact landed in average rating while a manual

Wilson's one-year deal worth up to 2.1. Millions stood out as a strong pickup.

Free agency kicked off just on March 11th, so the Seahawks still have plenty of time to make

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