The Seattle Seahawks have secured one of their rising defensive talents, finalizing a three‑year, $42 million contract extension with EDGE rusher Derick Hall, league sources confirmed Tuesday. The deal keeps Hall in Seattle through the 2029 season and signals the franchise’s continued investment in its young defensive core.
Hall, a second‑round pick out of Auburn, has steadily developed into a key rotational pass rusher for Seattle. His combination of speed, power, and edge‑setting ability made him one of the team’s most promising long‑term pieces. The extension reflects the organization’s confidence in his trajectory under the new defensive system.
The agreement also aligns with Seattle’s broader strategy of retaining homegrown talent while reshaping the roster under its current leadership. Hall’s improved production, versatility, and locker‑room presence reportedly played a major role in the team’s decision to move early on a long‑term commitment.
Financial details beyond the total value have not yet been disclosed, but the extension is expected to include performance incentives and guarantees consistent with the current market for emerging pass rushers.
Hall is anticipated to take on an expanded role this season as Seattle continues to rebuild its defensive identity. With this extension, the Seahawks aim to stabilize their front seven and build continuity around a player they believe can anchor the edge for years to come.