Seahawks, Leonard Williams

Seahawks reworked Leonard Williams’ contract. What that means for the salary cap
The Seahawks freed up some salary-cap space by reworking the contract of defensive end Leonard Williams. Here's what that means for their salary-cap picture.
How Leonard Williams just cut the Seahawks’ salary-cap task in half, what they may do next
The Pro Bowl defensive linemen gets up-front bonus cash, converts 2025 salary to save Seattle $14 million against the salary cap.
Seahawks restructure Leonard Williams' contract, free up cap space
The Seahawks granted Leonard Williams a three-year, $64.5 million contract last offseason, and he did more than enough in 2024 to show Seattle a significant return on investment. Williams recorded 11 sacks across 16 games, becoming the first Seahawk to have double-digit sacks since 2018. His efforts earned him his second career Pro Bowl nod.
Leonard Williams restructures Seahawks deal
Leonard Williams’ huge contributions to the Seahawks aren’t just on the field. The defensive lineman who finished a dominant, Pro Bowl season last month helped his team again this week by restructuring his contract.
Seahawks Restructuring DL Leonard Williams For $14.1 Million In Cap Space
Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports the Seahawks are restructuring DL Leonard Williams‘ contract to open up $14.1 million in cap space. Fitzgerald
Other salary cap moves the Seahawks could make following Leonard Williams restructure
The Seahawks restructured Leonard Williams’ contract, but that’s not the only lever Seattle can pull to open up salary cap space.
Seattle Seahawks can create over $50 million in cap room with 4 moves
The Seattle Seahawks restructured the contract for defensive end Leonard Williams. The move roughly cut their effective salary cap debt in half, going from around $31 million down to $16.7 million over the cap.
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Pro Bowlers guess how fast Leonard Williams was going on pick-six vs. Aaron Rodgers
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