Randy Gurzi· Sep 7, 2026
Gurzi writes that fourth-year safety Ty Okada is in line to take over the starting safety role vacated by Coby Bryant, who left for Chicago in free agency.
“Okada is set to replace Coby Bryant, who was a fixture in the secondary last season but signed with the Chicago Bears in free agency.”
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- Depth Chart CallsTy OkadaSeattle SeahawksSep 7, 2026
Ty Okada to be 1st on the depth chart
“Okada is set to replace Coby Bryant, who was a fixture in the secondary last season but signed with the Chicago Bears in free agency... Seattle went thin at the cornerback position, expecting Okada to play a major role.”
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