In a bold decision, the Seattle Seahawks’ General Manager has traded for veteran defensive tackle Milton Williams, stating that the newly signed Cooper Kupp alone isn’t enough to fix the team’s offense. This move follows the Seahawks’ agreement with Kupp on a three-year, $45 million contract.
Williams, who recently signed a four-year, $104 million deal with the New England Patriots, brings valuable experience and skill to the Seahawks’ defense. His ability to rush the passer and stop the run is expected to significantly enhance the team’s defensive capabilities for the upcoming season.
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While Kupp’s addition strengthens the offense, the Seahawks’ GM acknowledges that further improvements are needed to make the offense truly competitive. By acquiring Williams, the Seahawks are showing their commitment to bolstering their roster and aiming for success in the coming season.
This trade is sure to make waves across the NFL as teams prepare for the season ahead. With Williams joining the team, the Seahawks are set to make a strong impact in the NFC West.
