Seahawks Release Safety Jamal Adams, Clearing Cap Space for Team Rebuild

The move comes as part of a broader overhaul of Seattle's defense, including the release of Quandre Diggs and Will Dissly.

The Seattle Seahawks have released safety Jamal Adams after four seasons, marking a significant change in their defensive lineup.
Adams, who was acquired from the New York Jets in 2020, struggled with injuries and failed to replicate his initial success with the Seahawks.
The Seahawks also released safety Quandre Diggs and tight end Will Dissly, clearing approximately $34.5 million in cash and about $25 million in cap space.
Potential landing spots for Adams include the Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, and Pittsburgh Steelers, each offering a unique opportunity for a career revival.
The Seahawks are now in the market for a new safety, with Geno Stone from the Baltimore Ravens being a potential target to fill the void left by Adams and Diggs.