Seahawks won't like ESPN's best remaining free agent fits

Nearly one-third of NFL teams have begun OTAs this week. With the 2026 NFL draft roughly one month into our rearview mirror, we're beginning to see more veteran free-agency signings ahead of training camp. ESPN recently released a list of the best remaining fits for 14 well-known veterans.

The Seattle Seahawks won't appreciate seeing the list. Not only are the Seahawks not mentioned, but their division rival San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams are named as fits for several high-profile players.

It starts with Stefon Diggs and the Rams. "The Ravens could be a fit for Diggs, but I really like him in L.A. alongside Puka Nacua and Davante Adams," Matt Bowen wrote. "The Rams attempted 430 passes out of 11 personnel (three wide receivers) last season, which was ninth most in the league, and Diggs is a natural separator who can line up inside or outside."

The 49ers are then named a fit for veteran Pro Bowl guard Kevin Zeitler. "The veteran has a physical inside presence, using his power to displace defensive tackles. And he has the movement ability to pull on gap schemes, which fits into Kyle Shanahan's system."

And finally, Joey Bosa is named a fit for the 49ers, which would unite him with his brother, Nick Bosa. "Bosa has answered some availability questions over the past two seasons, playing in at least 14 games in each, and he fits as a pass rusher in Raheem Morris' defense. And why not have some fun and put him next to his brother, Nick?"

The Seahawks would hate to see the Ramd and 49ers get better before the 2026 sason begins.

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