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It’s been an offseason of purging big names in Seattle, where the Seahawks have said goodbye to longtime starters like Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner. On Friday, the team cut ties with another one, releasing defensive end Carlos Dunlap, as ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported, one year after signing him to a $13 million extension and months after he led the 2021 Seahawks in sacks.
The former Pro Bowler was due $6.5 million in 2022, and Seattle will save close to $1 million with his release — or as much as $5.1 million if he’s designated a post-June 1 cut. His departure comes a day after the Seahawks announced the addition of former Chargers outside linebacker Uchenna…
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