Cap-cutting season in the NFL is underway, and the Seattle Seahawks are making moves to comply with salary cap requirements. Leonard Williams, a key defensive player, has had his contract restructured, creating over $14 million in cap space. This adjustment places his cap hit at $29 million for the next year, but it’s seen as a strategic move to retain top-performing players and create flexibility for the upcoming offseason. With more cap space needed, the focus now shifts to other potential restructures, including players like DK Metcalf and Gino Smith, as the Seahawks prepare for free agency.

Additionally, as the NFL honors approach, there’s significant discussion surrounding former Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren's induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Holmgren’s impressive coaching record and ability to lead two different franchises to Super Bowl appearances have many believing it’s time for him to receive this honor.