Seahawks Pursue Bosa for Pass Rush Boost

It's March 20th for the NFL, let's get into it.

The Seattle Seahawks are wrapping a free agency by prioritizing

resigns of their own players rather than big outside splashes

with just one month until the 2026 NFL Draft where they hold

only four picks.

They recently lost Ed rusher, Boyet Maif, to the Cincinnati

Bengals on a three year 60 million dollar deal leaving a gap in

their past rush, that.

Ty for 7th in the league last season with 47 sacks.

One top free agent still available who could fit perfectly is

defensive end, Joey Bosa.

Bosa had his healthiest year recently starting 15 regular

season games, plus both playoff contest for the Buffalo

Bills finishing with 29 tackles, 9 for loss, 5 sacks, and

5 forced fumbles.

Seattle loves rotating reliable pass rushers, and Bosa's

upside makes him a strong match if he stays on the field.

Fans and analysts see this as a prime chance for Bosa, whose

elite potential has been derailed by injuries.

He's missed 41 games over his career.

With the Chargers and Bills, he's chased Super Bowl

contention before, like Buffalo's near miss in the playoffs,

but now his market is stinging as other Ed rusher's sign.

Elsewhere, meanwhile, rumors swirl that Seahawks veteran

to Marcus Lawrence might retire after this season, opening

the door for Bosa to become their top edge guy.

On a team friendly deal, Seattle stable defense and

Super Bowl hopes could lure him in for immediate death and

long-term leadership.

As the Seahawks finalized their roster, landing Bosa would

supercharge their front, and set them up strong heading into

the draft.