The Seattle Seahawks, as the defending Super Bowl champions, are gearing up for the 2026 NFL season with a well-rounded roster, despite some losses in free agency. They have effectively addressed these gaps through the draft, notably with first-round pick Jadarian Price at running back. The team is set to begin voluntary organized team activities (OTAs) on May 26, followed by mandatory minicamp starting June 9. These sessions will be crucial for players on the roster bubble, particularly undrafted free agents like Uso Seumalo, a 6-foot-3, 330-pound nose tackle from Kansas State, who excels at run-stopping and could make a significant impact. Other notable players include Devean Deal, a linebacker with 99 tackles and 8 sacks from TCU, and Aidan Hubbard, an EDGE player from Northwestern who has been signed with $267,500 guaranteed, reflecting the Seahawks' confidence in his potential. The team's focus on dominating the line of scrimmage will be vital as they look to replicate their previous success.