Seahawks' Pass Rush Shake-Up: Von Miller, Jadeveon Clowney in Play

On March 23rd, the Seattle Seahawks are facing a shake-up in their pass rush after losing

edge-rusher Boye Mafe to the Cincinnati Bengals on A, $60 million deal.

With key players like to Marcus Lawrence and Uchinenawasu not locked in beyond this season

and Derek Hall heading into a contract year, the units.

Future looks shaky.

General manager John Schneider could bring in a veteran to bolster the group later this

off-season.

Things like Vaughn Miller and Jadevi on Clowney have surfaced as possible fits, especially

since both remain unsigned.

Analysts point out that waiting until after the draft makes sense to avoid messing with

compensatory pick calculations.

The Seahawks only hold four picks in 2026, so Schneider aims to stockpile more capital for

future years.

Clowney posted 8.5 sacks for the Dallas Cowboys last season and knows the Seahawks from

his time here in 2019.

Fuller meanwhile, wrecked up nine sacks with the Washington commanders and is still on

the market.

As the off-season unfolds, these moves could stabilize Seattle's defense before training

camp ramps up.

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