Well, it might not be Myles Garrett, but the Seahawks have got a bit of business done this week…
Edge Derick Hall and the Seahawks reached agreement today on a three-year, $42 million extension that could be worth up to $46.5 million and includes $21 million guaranteed, per his agents Chad Berger and Ezra J Thompson. Hall is now under contract to Seattle the 2029 season.… pic.twitter.com/LqWAwcseLN
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 2, 2026
It’s great news for the Seahawks for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the numbers look extremely team-friendly. If Derick Hall takes a big step forward in 2026, they’ll have him under solid club-control and won’t be forced into paying a huge salary. Secondly, it speaks to Hall’s commitment to the team and his willingness to simply get this done rather than have a long protracted negotiation or gamble on himself. There won’t be any future drama or second-guessing and he’s now established as a key figure within Seattle’s defense.
For me, Hall is the heir-apparent to DeMarcus Lawrence. He is the player who can take on that spot long-term.
It follows Abe Lucas making a similar move a year ago. There is a strong inner-bond between the players on the team and they clearly want to be in Seattle.
Now they can focus their attention on getting an extension done with Devon Witherspoon — a situation that will almost certainly be resolved sooner rather than later.
Also — I went on KJR today to discuss DeMarcus Lawrence. Check it out below:
