The Seahawks could have a pretty stable look at cornerback in 2018 if Richard Sherman returns from injury and remains on the team.
For the first time since 2010 the Seahawks had to play this season without Richard Sherman, who missed the last seven games with an Achilles injury.
As the offseason begins, one of the biggest questions hovering over the Seahawks is whether there’s any chance Sherman — who had played in every game since being drafted in 2011 before his injury against Arizona on Nov. 9 — has played his last game with Seattle.
Sherman has just one year remaining on his contract and the Seahawks could save save $11 million by releasing him, a possibility that Michael Silver of NFL.