The Seahawks can officially begin signing unrestricted free agents Thursday at 1 p.m.
The thought is that the team will be a little more aggressive than in past years, in part because they don’t have any of their own marquee free agents to immediately worry about re-signing. But with many teams having more than Seattle’s $25 million or so in cap room, the Seahawks still appear unlikely to make a gargantuan splash.
As we wait, here’s a brief review of what the Seahawks have done in past seasons in the Pete Carroll/John Schneider regime in terms of signing outside free agents (meaning, not their own players they re-signed, though that is mentioned, too).