The Seattle Seahawks avoided losing many key pieces after a Super Bowl LX victory that concluded the 2025 season. That keeps the Seahawks' current 90-man roster fairly stacked heading into their 2026 training camp.Seattle has about 10 fringe roster spots, meaning they will be filled by players whose jobs weren't considered completely safe heading into training camp. That means 43 are essentially considered roster locks, even before practices with the entire roster have begun.After that, a handful of new and old players will likely be cut at the end of camp but will be priority practice squad signings. The third group is those who will be cut and not brought back.Let's take a look at how those three groups could potentially shake for the Seahawks (no, the 43 safe players are not listed).Fringe 10Nov 17, 2024; Santa Clara, California, USA; Seattle Seahawks center Olu Oluwatimi (51) blocks San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Sam Okuayinonu (91) in the second quarter at Levi's Stadium. | USA TODAY Sports via Reuters ConnectWR Jake BoboWR Cody WhiteOG Christian HaynesOG Beau StephensOT Amari KightC Olu OluwatimiDL Mike MorrisCB Nehemiah PritchettCB Andre FullerS Rodney Thomas IIThere aren't many surprises here outside of maybe rookie fifth-round pick Beau Stephens and seventh-round pick Andre Fuller making the 53-man roster. These two have roster advantages going their way, competing in more shallow position groups.Seattle's defense is stacked at the top end, and that's why more of the fringe players are on the offensive end, particularly on the offensive line. The Seahawks like to keep options in the trenches.Priority Practice Squad Re-SigningsJan 28, 2026; Mobile, AL, USA; National Team defensive tackle Deven Eastern (91) of Minnesota works through a drill during National Senior Bowl practice at Hancock Whitney Stadium. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectOT Bobby HartOG Bryce CabeldueC Federico MarangesOG Mason RichmanTE Nick KallerupQB Jalen MilroeWR Emmanuel Henderson Jr.RB Jacardia WrightDL Deven EasternEDGE Jared IveyEDGE Connor O'TooleEDGE Jamie SheriffLB Chazz SurrattS AJ FinleyCB Michael DansbyCB Noah IgbinogheneS D'Anthony BellMilroe showing up here obviously means he's not on the 53-man roster. That seems likely considering he wasn't as big a factor as a rookie as expected, and he was mostly an emergency third quarterback in 2025. Most of the other players here shouldn't be a surprise, as they're developmental players who could see action throughout the season if they're called up on game days.Left outJun 11, 2025; Renton, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricky White III (86) walks across the field during mini-camp at Virginia Mason Athletic Center. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectWR Irv CharlesWR Montorie Foster Jr.WR Ricky White IIIWR Rashad RochelleOT Logan BrownTE Harrison BryantTE Lance MasonRB Velus Jones Jr.DL J.R. SingletonDL Uso SeumaloDL Bubba ThomasEDGE Aidan HubbardLB Chris Paul JrLB Ja'Markis WestonEDGE Jalan GainesCB Shemar Jean-CharlesEDGE Marvin Jones Jr.S Maxen HookCB Tyrone BrodenA few players who stuck around with the Seahawks last season land here. It doesn't mean they definitely won't get another opportunity with the team; it just means that they may not be at the top of the list for practice squad priority.This list is largely comprised of rookie and early-career undrafted free agents and former late-round draft picks. They have the steepest hill to climb to make the Seahawks' roster, and they end up searching for a new franchise to call home in this case.— Enjoy free coverage of the Super Bowl champions from Seattle Seahawks On SI —Sign Up For the Seahawks Daily Digest - OnSI’s Free Seattle Seahawks NewsletterAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow