With questions swirling about depth on the interior of the defensive line, Seattle addressed the position signing a free agent nose tackle.

It has been barely a day since the the Seattle Seahawks created an open roster spot with the release of tight end Noah Fant, and on Monday afternoon the team has announced that it had created a second open roster spot.

The second spot comes via the waiving of cornerback Zy Alexander, and in the same press release the team noted how it had filled the open roster spots.

As Field Gulls reported just minutes ago, the Seahawks...

Many fans had hopes for a splash addition after Seattle moved on from Noah Fant, but it appears the team had other plans.

Sunday the Seattle Seahawks made big news by releasing tight end Noah Fant.

A starter for Seattle in all three seasons since being acquired in the trade that sent Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos, moving on from Fant not only freed up a roster spot, it opened up $8.91M of cap space. That combination gave rise to speculation that general manager John Schneider could have a big acquisition coming in the form of a trade, but...

Field Gulls will be going to VMAC and Lumen Field for this year’s Seahawks training camp.

Seattle Seahawks training camp is just about here! The first public practice is July 23, and the final practice fans can attend is Aug. 12, which is during the second week of Seattle’s preseason. There’s also a practice at Lumen Field as the centerpiece for its Football Fan Fest.

For the second year in a row, Field Gulls will be on-site and providing coverage for some of the practices.

How many practices will Field Gulls staff attend?

At the moment, yours truly and...

The opportunity to shine is in the palm of his hands.

In Today’s Links: the Noah Fant news, from multiple angles; key dates for Seattle Seahawks fans to keep in mind, a bit on the new look offense, and other fun nuggets from around the league. Happy Monday. You’ll make it through. Garfield is with you.

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Follow Field Gulls’ coverage of the 2025 Seattle Seahawks training camp.

It’s time for season two under Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald.

This has been an extraordinarily busy offseason for the Seahawks in terms of roster changes and coaching staff adjustments. While much of the defense and defensive staff remains intact, it’s a different story for the offense. Geno Smith, Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, and Noah Fant are among the major departures, while Ryan Grubb and Scott Huff have been replaced as offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, respectively. Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp were the top FA acquisitions...

Fant was due over $8 million in non-guaranteed salary.

The Seattle Seahawks have made a major roster move ahead of the start of training camp.

Starting tight end Noah Fant was released on Sunday, ending a three-year run with the team after being acquired from the Denver Broncos in the Russell Wilson trade. There had been rumors that Fant was being shopped in potential trades but clearly nothing materialized, so he’s outright released.

What was Noah Fant’s productivity with the Seahawks?

During his time in Seattle, Fant caught 130 passes for 1,400 yards and 5 touchdowns. Believe it or...

The Seahawks’ starting tight end has a year left on his contract, but it’s not a total lock that he’ll remain on the team entering the regular season.

Veteran tight end Noah Fant arrived in Seattle in the Russell Wilson trade. The idea was that he could achieve what was expected of him when he was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. The change of scenery didn’t help much. Even so, his contract was renewed, and his production has been meager. He has 130 receptions, 1,400 yards, and only 5 TDs through three seasons with the Seattle...

Plus, what will a good ‘Hawks team will look like?

In Today’s Links: how our Seattle Seahawks can ease Sam Darnold into the offense, Elijah Arroyo finally signs, a Robbie Ouzts profile, and reasons to keep an eye on the Koby Bryant contract situation. Oh, and a few more bits and pieces of note from the NFL. Enjoy your links while you do your Sunday thing. Thanks for letting us be a part of your routine. Can’t do it without you.

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League coaches, scouts, and executives clearly didn’t think much of the Seahawks offense, but they had praise for the defense.

The Seattle Seahawks defense had considerable representation in this year’s edition of ESPN’s annual survey of top 10 players by position, as voted by league coaches, scouts, and executives. This is an upgrade from the 2024 offseason, when the Seahawks’ lone representative was Devon Witherspoon.

Who’s made this year’s list? We start off with the Big Cat himself, Leonard Williams. One ballot actually had him as high as No. 2.

Leonard Williams - No. 6 defensive tackle

First-year...

Seahawks fans also believe Elijah Arroyo could play a part in helping the Seahawks to a strong start to the 2025 season.

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Each week we ask questions of the most plugged-in Seattle Seahawks fans and fans across the country.

We are under a week away from the start of Seattle Seahawks training camp, and with that comes a lot of discussion around the rookies. Every summer introduces a new set of first-year players from the latest draft class, each of them eager to make their mark and...

The veteran defensive tackle has been a key player since returning to Seattle in 2023.

In 2024, veteran Jarran Reed re-emerged as a versatile and impactful asset to the Seattle Seahawks’ defensive line. In his ninth year with the team, he played key roles in both the pass rush and containment against the run game—playing a technical and physical leadership role.

Jarran Reed’s production in 2024

According to PFF, among the 174 defensive tackles with at least 100 defensive snaps:

Defense Grade 70.6 (24th);

In the pass rush, he was 20th with a grade of 73.7 (19th), and in...

He’ll most likely take the majority of snaps this pre-season.

In Today’s Links: contract updates, Seattle Seahawk-centric training camp storylines, Sam Darnold in the new look ‘Hawks offense, and much more. Happy Saturday, Seahawks fans. Thanks for being here with us at Field Gulls. Veterans report to training camp very soon. We are almost there.

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