The Seattle Seahawks began training camp with several key contributors absent, following offseason departures. Head coach Mike Macdonald aims to build on the team’s recent Super Bowl victory.
The Seattle Seahawks opened training camp prepared to move forward after capturing their second Super Bowl title in head coach Mike Macdonald's second season. The team arrived at camp with much of its core roster intact, but notably missing several players who departed during the offseason.
Among those no longer with the team are Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III, now playing for the Kansas City Chiefs; safety Coby Bryant, who joined the Chicago Bears; linebacker Boye Mafe, currently with the Cincinnati Bengals; and cornerback Riq Woolen, who is now a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. The reason for their absence is due to having left the team during the offseason.
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