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Seahawks Re-sign Jones, Stoll; Lock Up Finley, Thomas

Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 12, 2026·1:13

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The Seattle Seahawks kicked off the new league year with strategic moves, retaining key players like Josh Jones, Chris Stoll, A.J. Finley, Drake Thomas, and Rashid Shaheed. They also tendered Jake Bobo and let go of several others, including Kenneth Walker III and Boye Mafe. The team is still working on their roster for the upcoming season, with a few unrestricted free agents yet to be signed.

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Transcript

On March 12, the Seattle Seahawks kicked off the New League year by bringing back offensive tackle Josh Jones on a one-year deal and long snapper.

Chris Stowe on a two-year contract.

Jones stepped up in 14 games last season, making three starts at left tackle when needed, providing solid depth.

Stowe has handled long snapping duties reliably for three straight years since joining as an undrafted free agent.

Meanwhile, the team walked in safety AJ.

Finley after his knee injury recovery, linebacker Drake Thomas with a two-year extension, and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, who chose to stay despite.

Shopping around. This shores up the secondary, especially with Kobe Bryant now in Chicago.

They also tended wide receiver Jig Bobo at $3.67 million, while letting nose tackle Brandon Pilly, wide receiver Cody White, and tight and Brady Russell hit free agency.

Several others departed, including running back Kenneth Walker III to Kansas City and linebacker Boy May Faye to Cincinnati.

A few unrestricted free agents, like wide receiver Darek Young and linebacker Chas Serret, remain unsigned, as Seattle continues tweaking the roster for next season.