Field Gulls on Jonathan Taylor

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However, Taylor is not an expiring-contract player. He is under contract through 2028, with $16 million owed in 2027. A deal would likely cost at least a second-rounder plus additional compensation.
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Taylor's long-term contract and acquisition cost make him an expensive investment.

Taylor is not an expiring-contract player; he is under contract through 2028 with $16 million owed in 2027. A deal would likely cost at least a second-rounder plus additional compensation, representing a substantial financial and draft investment in a position with a short career window. The Seahawks already used a first-round pick on Price, and both Price and Charbonnet are expected to return, plus they have future extensions to consider including defensive tackle Byron Murphy II.

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