Byron Murphy II: Rising Star and Seattle Seahawks OTAs

Seahawks Celebrate Community and Culture with Local Businesses

The Seattle Seahawks actively engage with the local community by celebrating diverse cultures and supporting small business owners. During AANHPI Heritage Month, team representatives visited Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe to increase the restaurant's visibility and honor authentic Laotian cuisine. Beyond culinary outreach, the organization fosters team bonding and local spirit through events like batting practice at T-Mobile Park with the Seattle Mariners. The team also utilizes innovative technology to improve game-day accessibility for fans with visual impairments. Additional initiatives focus on Hispanic Heritage, Deaf Awareness, and Native American history, reflecting a broad commitment to inclusion. Ultimately, these efforts aim to strengthen community ties and amplify the voices of minority entrepreneurs across the region.

Byron Murphy II: Rising Star and Seattle Seahawks OTAs

Byron Murphy II and Seattle’s Process Forward

Seahawks Sign Jadarian Price to Complete 2026 Draft Class

The Seattle Seahawks recently finalized their 2026 rookie class by signing their first-round draft pick, running back Jadarian Price. As a former standout at Notre Dame, Price is praised by team leadership for his explosive speed and versatility as both a rusher and a return specialist. This acquisition concludes the team's initial contracting phase, with all eight selections now participating in offseason programs. During recent practices, the rookie has focused on integrating into the roster by learning from veteran players and adapting to the professional environment. Beyond this signing, the organization has remained active in the market by completing several trades and free-agent signings to bolster their depth. Visual updates from the team's training facility further highlight the roster’s preparation as they transition into the new season.

Why the Seahawks Traded for Irvin Charles

The Seattle Seahawks have officially acquired Irvin Charles from the New York Jets to strengthen their roster for the 2026 season. In exchange for the wide receiver, Seattle agreed to trade a conditional seventh-round draft pick scheduled for 2028. Charles is primarily recognized for his physical presence and his past contributions as a special teams standout, though he spent the 2025 season sidelined by an ACL injury. This move aims to fill a void in the team’s kicking and coverage units created by recent free agency departures. To accommodate this new addition, the Seahawks simultaneously decided to waive rookie wideout Trayvon Rudolph.

How FaceTime signed Dante Fowler Jr

The Seattle Seahawks recently improved their defensive roster by signing veteran outside linebacker Dante Fowler Jr. for the 2026 season. A significant factor in his decision was a conversation with former teammate DeMarcus Lawrence, who highlighted the team's championship potential after winning a recent Super Bowl. Fowler is also eager to reunite with defensive coordinator Aden Durde, a coach he previously worked with during stints in Atlanta and Dallas. Over his ten-year career, the former top-three draft pick has recorded over 58 sacks while playing for several different franchises. This acquisition adds a proven pass-rusher to a rotation that already features several talented edge defenders. Consequently, the team looks to leverage Fowler’s extensive NFL experience and existing rapport with the coaching staff to maintain a dominant defense.