Seahawks Re-sign WR, Lose RB; Ty Okada Steps In

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The Seattle Seahawks have wrapped up free agency for 2026 by resigning wide receiver Cody

White, accounting for their entire class.

They only lost five players overall, a smart move by General Manager John Schneider who

waited out the market.

Most of the Super Bowl 60 Champion roster is coming back intact.

The White receiver group looks unchanged and strong, with stars like Rashid Shaheed,

Jackson Smith and Jigba, and Kubrick Cup all returning.

Shaheed's key plays and low cap hit of $7 million made him a no-brainer to keep.

They did let go of Derricky Young, but have solid return options already.

Only two full-time starters departed, running back Kenneth Walker III, and safety Kobe Bryant.

Walker leaves the gap with Zack Sharvenay recovering from injury, so they'll lean on a manual

Wilson in George Hullani early.

Bryant was a lead, but other losses like Rick Wollen and Boyay Mafe were everyday starters.

Luckily, Tio Kata steps right in for Bryant after starting 11 games last season with 65

tackles and big plays.

He proved himself, while Julian Love healed up.

Schneider locked in depth pieces like Josh Job, Drake Thomas, and special teams' guys

on cheap deals.

The core stays together, setting up another title push without major weaknesses beyond

running back.

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