One thing is certain: The Seattle Seahawks are going to the playoffs. Two things are less certain. Those include how the team is seeded (win out and Seattle is the top seed), and which players on this year's roster should return next season.
General manager John Schneider has a good amount of cap space to play with this coming offseason, but he has a lot of decisions of which of his players who have expiring rookie contracts should be re-signed. But not all the key decisions Schneider has are related to current rookies.
According to Spotrac (which is also the reference point for the market values that follow), Seattle is projected to have $83,427,767 available in cash in 2026, ninth-most in the NFL.