RENTON, Wash. -- Devon Witherspoon isn't the Seattle Seahawks' only star defensive player who could cash in this summer.
As the team's attempts to sign the Pro Bowl cornerback to an extension have dragged out, Pro Bowl defensive lineman Leonard Williams confirmed Tuesday that his agents and the Seahawks have also talked about a new deal.
"There's been a few conversations," he said, "but nothing set in stone."
Williams, 32, is entering the last year of a three-year, $64.5 million contract that he signed it in March 2024, five months after Seattle had acquired him in a midseason trade with the New York Giants. The Seahawks' policy is to not give extensions to players with more than one season left on their current deal. That means Williams is now eligible for one.