Seahawks seek players from 49ers, Rams, and Cardinals for roster boost
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 1:01 PM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
The Seattle Seahawks are considering adding talent from their NFC West rivals as part of offseason improvement efforts. They are eyeing Christian McCaffrey from the San Francisco 49ers, Myles Garrett from the Los Angeles Rams, and Trey McBride from the Arizona Cardinals. McCaffrey, an elite running back, would fill the void left by Kenneth Walker III's departure. Garrett, a record-setting pass rusher, would enhance Seattle's pass-rushing unit. McBride, regarded as one of the top tight ends, would provide another offensive option. These selections highlight the Seahawks' strategy to strengthen their roster in 2026.
- •Seahawks consider improving roster in 2026 offseason.
- •Targeting Christian McCaffrey from 49ers after Walker's free agency.
- •Myles Garrett from Rams adds elite pass-rushing ability.
- •Trey McBride from Cardinals would enhance receiving options.
- •New offensive coordinator Brian Fleury has previously coached McCaffrey.
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"Stealing one player from every Seattle Seahawks division rival in the NFC West.
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