Seahawks cut salary cap deficit in half
Seahawks cut salary cap deficit in half with restructure for star defender
The Seattle Seahawks are in a tough spot when it comes to their salary cap situation going into the 2025 offseason. Heading into the Super Bowl, they were around $31 million over the cap in regards to effective cap space for this coming season. Today the team pulled off a move that helped them get much closer to back under the cap.
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