Seahawks Lock in Stars with Five-Year Options

its March 21st for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Seattle Seahawks are locking in two of their

brightest young stars by exercising the 50-year options on why to receive rejects in Smith-Enjigba

and... Cornerback, Devon with a spoon. Both players, drafted in the first round back in 2023,

are now secure through the 2028 offseason. This move comes after a tough offseason where the team

lost some key talent, but managed to re-side others while staying under the salary cap.

Earlier this week, the Seahawks made it official ahead of schedule, ensuring these guys

hit the field without contract drama. With a spoon win fifth overall,

while Smith-Enjigba was 20th and both are wrapping up their rookie deals. In 2027,

each stands to earn $21 million, though extensions could come sooner given their impact.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about how these players have transformed the team.

Smith and Jigba exploded last season with 163 catches for 1,793 yards and 10 touchdowns even,

snagging offensive player of the year honors. Witherspoon, a three-time pro-buller,

has racked up elite stats like 249 tackles and 32 pass breakups, shining as a. Lockdown Corner,

the duo played huge roles in the Seahawks' second Super Bowl win, building a fresh culture and

stepping up as leaders despite their youth. Seattle now has the eighth most cap space league-wide,

setting the stage for big extensions this off season. With these pieces in place,

the Seahawks live prime for another strong run, blending homegrown talent with smart financial moves.