Seattle Seahawks 2020 NFL free agency and NFL Draft news and notes

Happy Sunday one and all.

Our final look around the NFC West is with the Seattle Seahawks and the Field Gulls staff.

Let’s take a look.

Why the Seahawks might have difficulty finding pass rush in the draft - Field Gulls
Fans of the Seattle Seahawks have spent the offseason screaming about needing to improve the pass rush in order to better pressure opposing quarterbacks in order to buy a little more time for the...

Why Seahawks LB K.J. Wright won’t be a cap casualty this offseason - Field Gulls
Sunday marks nine weeks since the Seattle Seahawks lost to the Green Bay Packers in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, and it also marks the fifth day of the league year for the NFL. For...

Why the Seahawks are adding offensive lineman Chance Warmack - Field Gulls
While fans of the Seattle Seahawks eagerly await news on the status of free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, the team has been busy amassing a trove of offensive linemen in recent days. First...

How are John Schneider & Pete Carroll building the Seahawks offensive line - Field Gulls
For years fans of the Seattle Seahawks have watched as quarterback Russell Wilson ducked and dodged pass rushers, and there has been a chorus of fans screaming for better protection. Whether...

All-22 Review: What the Seattle Seahawks are getting in free agent signing Bruce Irvin - Field Gulls
Though Bruce Irvin quickly became a Seahawks fan favorite during his four seasons in Seattle, his departure in free agency was met with little resistance. Even as Irvin had transitioned from a...

Report: Seattle Seahawks acquire CB Quinton Dunbar in exchange for fifth-round pick - Field Gulls
Though Jadeveon Clowney remains unsigned, the Seahawks and general manager John Schneider remain active.

On Monday afternoon, Seattle reportedly acquired cornerback Quinton Dunbar from Washington...

How the Seahawks flipped TE Nick Vannett for CB Quinton Dunbar - Field Gulls
Following the 2019 season, fans of the Seattle Seahawks wanted the team to focus on three key areas during the offseason, including addressing the pass rush, fixing the offensive line and working...

Seattle Seahawks sign veteran wide receiver Phillip Dorsett - Field Gulls
There’s a new wide receiver in town.

The Seattle Seahawks have added former New England Patriots wide receiver Phillip Dorsett on a one-year deal, per his text message to ESPN’s Josina Anderson.

Why WR Phillip Dorsett could bump John Ursua off Seahawks roster - Field Gulls
Tuesday the Seattle Seahawks made another less than splashy signing that some fans loved and some fans hated in adding Phillip Dorsett. With his blazing 4.33 speed in the 40, Dorsett could team up...

2020 NFL Free Agency: Here’s how the Seattle Seahawks did in the first week - Field Gulls
Though it feels like three months, NFL free agency began eight days ago, with the start of the legal tampering period.

Even with the limitations on physical availability and the availability for...

Report: Former Seattle Seahawks RT Germain Ifedi signs with the Bears - Field Gulls
The Seattle Seahawks have a lot of decisions to make in free agency, and one of the most polarizing figures among fans has been Germain Ifedi. His inconsistent performance on the field, along with...

John Schneider is a wizard with the trade, but average at free agency - Field Gulls
John Schneider has done it again.

Specifically, the Seattle Seahawks general manager has made some paced, savvy signings, a very good trade, overpaid a couple lower guys, and let too many good...

How much cap space the Seahawks have as March transitions into April - Field Gulls
With the arrival of the end of the second week of free agency, the Seattle Seahawks have addressed multiple concerns on their roster through free agency and trades over the past eleven days. J...

Here’s why the Seattle Seahawks should re-sign Ezekiel Ansah for 2020 - Field Gulls
If someone was to ask who was the biggest disappointment on the 2019 Seahawks, Ezekiel Ansah would probably be the first name to come to mind. At best, he would be the second or third to be...