Seahawks Target Jennings in Bold Free Agency Move

On March 8th, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing a bold move in free agency by targeting San

Francisco 49ers wide receiver, Juan Jennings.

As an unrestricted free agent after failing to land a long-term deal with his current

team, Jennings could join the defending Super Bowl champs and deal a blow to a key

divisional rival.

Jennings broke out in recent seasons, catching 77 passes for 975 yards in six touchdowns

last year, then posting six, 143 yards in a career-high 9 scores in 2025.

His skills mesh perfectly with Seattle's new offensive coordinator, Brian Flurry, who

worked with him in San Francisco and knows how to maximize his play.

Fans and analysts see this as a power play, especially since the Seahawks tend to avoid

high-drama personalities, but could make an exception for Jennings' production.

During him with Jackson Smith and Jigba, with supercharged and already potent offense,

making divisional matchups even tougher for the 49ers.

Projections peg, Jennings' next contract at three years for $67,800,000 with an average

annual value of $22,600,000, the top mark among free agents this class.

Seattle has $58,000,000 in cap space, plenty to outbid competitors, particularly if they

lose speedster, Rashid Shaheed elsewhere.

With free agency heating up, this potential sign and keeps the Seahawks ahead of the

pack, while stirring rival retentions across the NFC West.