Seahawks re-sign veteran defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins

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Johnathan Hankins re-signed with the Seattle Seahawks on May 7, extending his NFL career into a 13th season. The 33-year-old defensive tackle played all 17 games last season, contributing 30 tackles and one sack to the team. He expressed his satisfaction with the Seahawks organization, noting, “Everything made sense. ” Hankins' return strengthens a defensive line already featuring Leonard Williams, Jarran Reed, and Byron Murphy II, which is crucial for maintaining depth in the roster. Throughout his career, he has played for five different franchises, amassing a total of 433 tackles and 18.

5 sacks. The Seahawks aim to build on last season's performance, and Hankins' experience will be invaluable. His presence may also help mentor younger players on the team. This move reflects the Seahawks' commitment to enhancing their defensive strategies heading into the upcoming season.

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