Seahawks Lock Down Key Players

The Seattle Seahawks have committed a record $168.6 million over four years to wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, extending his contract through the 2031 season. This significant investment indicates a strategic approach by General Manager John Schneider to secure foundational talent early.

With pass rusher Hall due to become a free agent after the 2026 season, the team faces a critical decision. Despite a dip in his 2025 statistics, Hall remains vital to the Seahawks' young pass-rush corps and defensive success. His production was impacted by increased depth on the roster, allowing for fresher play.

Defensive lineman Williams, a crucial component of the Seahawks' strong defensive front, is also a prime candidate for a contract extension. Despite turning 32 when his current deal concludes at the end of 2026, Williams is coming off his first All-Pro season, showcasing his continued elite performance.

Running back Charbonnet is another player the Seahawks may look to retain beyond the 2026 season. While his production has steadily increased, with 730 yards and 12 touchdowns last season, his well-rounded game, including excellent pass protection, makes him a valuable asset.

Cornerback Witherspoon, a three-time Pro Bowler and Second Team All-Pro in 2025, is considered an obvious priority for an extension. Having already had his fifth-year option picked up, a new deal for Witherspoon is widely anticipated, solidifying the Seahawks' secondary.