Seahawks Lose Edge Rusher, Seek Replacement

On March 10th, the Seattle Seahawks just lost edge-resher boy mafe to the Cincinnati Bengals.

He signed a three-year deal worth $60 million, which includes a good shot at starting full-time.

This comes right after they parted ways with safety.

Kobe Bryant signaling more changes for the team.

Mafe put up solid numbers last season, despite starting only four games.

He had two sex, four tackles for loss, and four quarterback hits.

His past rush grade ranks second on the Seahawks, among edge players, showing his real value on the field.

Now the Seahawks face a thin past rush heading into next season.

DeMarca's Lawrence might retire, leaving guys like Mike Morris and Riley Mills to step up.

Uchen and Noelsu stays as the starter, but backups like Conoral Tool and Derek Hall will see more action without Mafe's production.

The team has $55 million in salary cap space, so money isn't the issue.

Top free agents like Otife Owe, Leonard Floyd, and Aziz Ojulari already signed elsewhere, pointing them toward options like Von Miller or Matthew.

Tudon.

Coaches, Mike McDonald, and Aiden Derta have time to sort this out, but injuries can hit fast in football.

Adding depth soon will keep the defense strong as they defend their title.