Seahawks Lose Key Players to Commanders

On March 7th, it's been about a month since the Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl 60.

Now the all season is here, and they're facing tough choices in free agency.

ESPN analyst Dan Graziano predicts they'll lose two key players, running back Kenneth

Walker III and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed to the Washington commanders.

Graziano sees Walker signing a three-year deal worth $44 million with $22 million guaranteed.

Shaheed would get a three-year contract for $40 million, including $20 million guaranteed.

Both players couldn't agree on extensions with Seattle, so they're testing the market.

Fans and analysts see this as a big blow for the Seahawks.

Losing these dynamic runners and receivers to an NFC rival hurts their chances to repeat as champs.

Meanwhile, it boosts Washington, who need help in the backfield and a receiver.

The commanders have been rebuilding around young quarterback, Jaden Daniels.

Adding Walker and Shaheed would give him top weapons and directly weaken Seattle's offense.

Seattle traded for Shaheed mid-season last year, but he might end up as just a short-term boost.

As free agency heats up, the Seahawks will need to move fast to rebuild and stay on top.

Rivals are circling, ready to capitalize on every move.