Seahawks Sign Noah Igbinoghene, Still Eyeing Draft Cornerback

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The Seattle Seahawks have signed free agent Cornerback Noah Igbenagine to a one-year contract.

This adds another layer of change to their Cornerback group this off-season.

They brought back Josh Job on a new deal, but lost Rick Wullen to the Philadelphia Eagles.

With his boon and Job are set to start a corner for Seattle next season.

General manager John Schneider still plans to target a cornerback early in the 2026 NFL draft.

This move with Igbenagine won't ship that strategy much.

Igbenagine entered the league as the Dolphins' 30th overall pick in the 2020 draft out of Auburn.

He didn't live up to first round hype there and got traded to the Dallas Cowboys before his rookie deal ended.

Dallas passed on his fifth year option.

He landed with the Washington commanders for the past two seasons under Dan Quinn,

playing mostly as a rotational piece.

Pro football focus gave him a 54.4 coverage grade last year.

Overall, this signing gives Igbenagine a shot to compete with the Amaya Pritchett for backup snaps.

It doesn't feel Seattle's bigger need at the position, so expect them to eye a corner at pick number 32 in the draft.

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