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The Seahawks released Jamal Adams, Quandre Diggs, and Will Dissly due to cap reasons, but General Manager John Schneider hasn't ruled out the possibility of them returning. The release of Adams saved the team $16.5 million and cleared $6.1 million against the 2024 cap, while the Diggs and Dissly moves cleared nearly $18 million in cap space.
The Seattle Seahawks made significant cuts by releasing Quandre Diggs, Jamal Adams, and Will Dissly, prompting four major questions about the team's future. The moves have left fans wondering about the team's plans for the upcoming season, the impact on the defense, the potential for new signings, and the overall direction of the franchise in the NFL.
The Seattle Seahawks have made significant cuts, releasing Pro Bowl safeties Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams, as well as tight end Will Dissly. Hosts Stacy Rost and Curtis Rogers discussed their reactions to the cuts, highlighting the impact of each player and the implications for the team's future. The decision to part ways with these players has sparked discussions about the team's strategy and the upcoming offseason.
The Seattle Seahawks have released safety Quandre Diggs, safety Jamal Adams, and tight end Will Dissly, parting ways with three veteran starters just over a week before the start of the new league year and the beginning of free agency. The moves will significantly change the team's lineup at safety and tight end for the 2024 season.
The Seattle Seahawks are set to release Pro Bowl safeties Jamal Adams and Quandre Diggs, along with tight end Will Dissly, in a move to clear significant salary cap space. Adams, who has been plagued by injuries during his four-year tenure with the team, and Diggs, who has been a consistent performer, were set to have large cap hits in 2024. The releases will save the Seahawks millions against the cap, leaving a void in the team's defense and creating questions about their future plans.
The Seattle Seahawks are releasing safeties Jamal Adams and Quandre Diggs, along with tight end Will Dissly, in a move that will free up significant cap space. Adams, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, has struggled with injuries and failed to live up to his high salary since his standout debut season in 2020. The release of these players will have financial implications for the team, as they look to restructure and rebuild their roster.
Former Seattle punter Jon Ryan expressed disappointment and anger at several Seahawks defensive backs smoking cigars in the locker room following their season-ending win over the Cardinals, which wasn't enough to secure a playoff spot. Current players like Quandre Diggs and Bobby Wagner expressed understanding but also disappointment, attributing the behavior to youth.
The Seattle Seahawks continue their minicamp with updates on their secondary, rookies, and Quandre Diggs. Meanwhile, the NFC West sees positive reports on Brandon Aiyuk and Drake Jackson of the 49ers, Nick Rallis of the Cardinals, and a standout rookie receiver for the Rams. In other NFL news, preseason games are set, and there are reports on Aaron Rodgers' impact on the Jets' offense and potential improvements for certain players in the upcoming season.
Seattle Seahawks safety Quandre Diggs wants the team to draft Bijan Robinson, whom he calls the best player in the 2023 NFL draft. Meanwhile, Geno Smith is trying to improve himself and prove last year was not a fluke. The Seahawks are reportedly targeting Anthony Richardson in the draft, and it remains to be seen if they will trade down. In the NFC West, the San Francisco 49ers are analyzing potential defensive tackle picks, the Los Angeles Rams may trade up for a quarterback, and the Arizona Cardinals are considering top defensive prospects.