Seahawks Lose Woolen to Eagles

On March 10th, the Seattle Seahawks have parted ways with another key player from their Super Bowl 60 championship team.

Cornerback Rick Wullen agreed to a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles worth up to $15 million in 2026.

This marks the Eagles' first free agency signing this off-season.

Reports of Wullen's move surfaced on Tuesday, and it wasn't a total surprise.

Back in February, he hinted at leaving Seattle through a social media post, signaling the end of his time there.

Fans and analysts have mixed feelings about his Seahawks stint.

Wullen showed elite athleticism and could lock down receivers on his best days, but he struggled with costly mistakes, including big plays given up.

Against rivals like the Rams and 49ers.

That pattern peaked in the NFC championship game last season.

A taunting penalty he committed extended a Rams drive, leading directly to a touchdown that kept them in the fight.

Now Wullen heads the Philadelphia for a reset, with a shot to prove himself and chase a larger contract as a free agent next year.