Seahawks Strengthen Secondary with Jobe's Return

On March 11th, the Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Group has seen big changes early in NFL free agency.

Tariq Wullen, who spent four seasons with the team, signed a one-year deal worth of $15 million with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Meanwhile, the Seahawks brought back Josh Job on a three-year contract valued at $24 million.

Job, a 27-year-old who played his last two seasons in Seattle, strengthens the unit right away.

Now, the main cornerbacks are Job, Devin Witherspoon, and Nehemiah Pritchett.

Witherspoon earned second team all pro honors last year.

Fans and analysts see this as a solid core moving forward.

Last season, Job and Witherspoon combined for two of the team's three interceptions, with Job notching 12 passes defense and Witherspoon 7.

Pritchett added two passes defenced, while starting all 17 games.

Contracts look stable too.

Job is locked in through 2028, Pritchett until 2027, and Witherspoon has a club option that year.

Shaquille Griffin remains on the practice squad after appearing in two games last season.

With these moves, Seattle's secondary stays competitive as they build for the future.