Seahawks Lock Up Long Snapper Stoll

On March 12, the Seattle Seahawks are wasting no time and free agency, locking up most

of their key players for next season and beyond.

One of the big moves came this week, with long-snabber Chris Stowe, who agreed to a two-year

deal that keeps him with the team through the 20.

27 season.

The contract is worth $2,905,000 total, with $1.2 million guaranteed.

It includes a $500,000 signing bonus, a $1,145,000 base salary in 2026, of which $700,000

is fully guaranteed and a $1,260,000 salary in 2027.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart retention move for a reliable special team's player, ensuring

stability on a unit that doesn't often grab headlines.

It helps the Seahawks avoid losing death early in the offseason shuffle.

New details on the capside show hits of $1,395,000 in 2026 and $1,510,000 in 2027.

That puts Stowe's average annual value at $1.45 million, ranking 15th league wide, while

his 2026 cash flow lands him among the top earners at his position.

With these deals in place, the Seahawks can now shift focus to bigger roster needs as

free agency heats up.