Seattle was able to retain one of its key free agents, but they certainly paid for the right to keep Williams in house.
The Seattle Seahawks acquired a big name playmaker from the New York Giants at the trade deadline in the form of Leonard Williams, and when it came time for the Seahawks to pay what it would take to keep him, they did so.
And, now that the ink has dried and the league office processed his contract, the structure and cap hits of the deal are known thanks to a report from Brady Henderson of ESPN. Obviously, nobody cares about all of that mumbo jumbo, and fans just want the cap hits, so here is how the cap hits break down from the contract by year.
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