Seahawks Overhaul Defensive Backfield, Sign K'Von Wallace and Johnathan Hankins

The Seattle Seahawks have made significant changes to their roster, signaling a new direction for the team's defense under coach Mike Macdonald.

The Seattle Seahawks released starting safety duo Jamal Adams and Quandre Diggs, freeing up $27.5 million in cash and making room for new signings.
K'Von Wallace, previously with the Philadelphia Eagles, Arizona Cardinals, and Tennessee Titans, has been signed by the Seahawks, joining safety Rayshawn Jenkins and returner Julian Love.
Veteran defensive back Johnathan Hankins has also been signed, strengthening the Seahawks' defensive line.
Despite the roster changes, Seahawks general manager John Schneider has not ruled out the possibility of Adams and Diggs returning to the team.
Quandre Diggs denies reports that he won't return to the Seahawks, leaving his future with the team uncertain.