"Igbinoghene came to the Commanders in 2024, following head coach Dan Quinn and defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. from the Dallas Cowboys. He performed relatively well when called upon, especially when tasked with nickel duties. This was enough for another one-year commitment this offseason."
"The 2020 first-round pick out of Auburn found things more difficult in 2025. Igbinoghene played just 353 snaps on a decimated defense. He failed to generate the consistency needed to firmly impose himself, conceding a 90.2 passer rating when targeted. His 55.6 overall grade from Pro Football Focus ranked 83rd out of 114 qualifying cornerbacks around the league."
"The Seahawks dominated almost everyone in their path last season en route to hoisting the Vince Lombardi trophy. This came with the inevitable alluring glances from elsewhere, leading the club to lose some influential figures from its championship team in free agency."
Noah Igbinoghene departed the Washington Commanders after two seasons to join the Seattle Seahawks on a one-year contract. Originally signed by the Commanders in 2024 following head coach Dan Quinn and defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. from Dallas, Igbinoghene performed adequately in nickel coverage during his first year. However, his 2025 season proved challenging, appearing in just 353 snaps on a struggling defense. He recorded a 90.2 passer rating when targeted and earned a 55.6 overall grade from Pro Football Focus, ranking 83rd among qualifying cornerbacks. General manager Adam Peters showed little interest in retaining him. Igbinoghene's move to the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks provides an opportunity despite the team losing key defensive players in free agency.
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