Earlier this season Field Gulls took a quick look at the 2021 salary cap picture for the Seattle Seahawks going forward. In addition, the time was taken to do a quick 30,000 foot overview of the starters who are not under contract past 2020 and the holes the team might need to fill in the offseason. The combination of the two yielded a picture of a team that does not immediately appear to have the cap space that might be necessary to retain those key free agents while also building for the future, however, as is typically the case for NFL teams, cap space is somewhat fungible.
Cap moves that might make sense for the Seahawks after the 2020 season
