The legal tampering period of NFL free agency is set to come to a close on Wednesday afternoon at 4 PM New York Time, and while Monday and Tuesday each brought a flurry of activity, the Seattle Seahawks have been relatively quiet. This is typical of the Hawks, who have been sideline observers during the early days of free agency for the majority of the time that Pete Carroll and John Schneider have been in charge of things. That, however, doesn’t make it any less heartbreaking for fans who get their hopes up each year that the team might sign their favorite big name player.
How much cap space the Seahawks have for 2020 as free agency opens Wednesday
