Seahawks Sign Noah Igbinoghene for Cornerback Depth

On March 15th, the Seattle Seahawks are bolstering their cornerback def by signing former first-round pick Noah Igbinojean to a one-year deal.

This comes after they re-signed Free Agent Josh Job and decided not to bring back Rick Wullen, who signed elsewhere on a provey contract.

Earlier this week, reports from the athletic confirmed the move, aimed at addressing roster gaps heading into the season.

Igbinojean brings versatility after stints with the Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington commanders.

Many Seahawks fans and analysts see this as a smart play for backup support rather than a star starter.

It quiets worries about thin depth at the position without breaking the bank.

Over his career in 69 games with 17 starts, Igbinojean has 90 tackles in his last two seasons alone with the commanders, plus 12 pass breakups.

He handled both nickel and outside rolls effectively before they let him go to manage costs.

This addition gives Seattle reliable options off the bench as they bill toward contention.