Becoming free agent

The Seattle Seahawks have released two former Jacksonville Jaguars defenders after just one season. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Seahawks released a few players on Tuesday, including safety and former Jagaurs defenders Rayshawn Jenkins and Roy Robertson-Harris.

Hits open market

Roster transactions were expected from the Seahawks, given their salary situation. Before the moves, Seattle had one of the worst cap situations in the league as one of the few non-playoff teams already over the limit. The Seahawks now have roughly $16.4 million of cap space to use in the 2025 offseason.

The Seattle Seahawks had a busy day as they released four key players to free up $28 million in cap space. The players they released were Defensive Tackle Roy Robertson-Harris, Safety Rayshawn Jenkins,

Fant was the Week 1 starter, but suffered an injury against the Denver Broncos and only appeared in two games last year. Still, Seattle is the team where Fant has spent the most time in his career with,

The team has announced it is releasing Dre’Mont Jones, George Fant, Roy Robertson-Harris and Rayshawn Jenkins. All four were acquired within the last two years, with Fant, Robertson-Harris and Jenkins added in 2024.