The Seattle Seahawks just won Super Bowl 60, but the 2026 offseason brings a brutal reality: massive salary cap cuts. Find out why stars like Tariq Woolen and Boye Mafe might be Super Bowl casualties as General Manager John Schneider navigates the ultimate NFL championship tax.

In this episode, we break down the "Athlete Asset Puzzle" facing the Seahawks front office. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III needs a massive payday after a historic 161-yard performance, forcing ruthless decisions on expensive veterans and underperforming draft classes. We dive deep into the over-the-cap math, potential block-buster trades, and the harsh roster reconstruction required to keep a championship window open in Seattle. From cutting Uchenna Nwosu to promoting cheap hidden gems like Ty Okada, here is the blueprint for the 2026 Seahawks offseason.

Timestamps:

00:00 The Super Bowl 60 Hangover & 2026 Offseason Reality

02:15 Understanding Caponomics & The "Athlete Asset Puzzle"

05:30 Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III Contract Dilemma

09:45 The Problem with the 2022 Draft Class

12:10 Will the Seahawks Trade Tariq Woolen?

15:45 Edge Rusher Cap Casualties: Boye Mafe & Uchenna Nwosu

19:20 Replacing Expensive Vets with Cheap Depth (Coby Bryant & Ty Okada)

23:00 Can John Schneider Maintain a Championship Culture?

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