Ex-NFL Star FB Adam Prentice Spotted at Seahawks Facility – A New Era in Seattle?

When news broke that the Seattle Seahawks welcomed Adam Prentice for a free-agent visit, I can tell you, my heart did a little somersault. Here’s why:

Seattle, much like its moody, overcast skies, has been in search of a fullback that could light up their offense like a beacon of hope. After all, every great team needs the unsung heroes, the glue players who aren’t always in the spotlight but make all the difference when push comes to shove. Enter Adam Prentice, a 28-year-old fullback journeyman who’s had quite the dance card these last few seasons.

Prentice, a fine built for the hard-nosed work, caught my eye a while back. Not just because he’s spent the last four years with the Saints, but because he’s played for now-Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak last season in the Big Easy. You see, having familiarity with the play-caller is like an quarterback knowing the signal-caller’s favorite play, it’s invaluable.

But Prentice isn’t just a cookie-cutter fullback. In New Orleans, he danced across the gridiron in 17 games last season, carving out 25% of the offenxive snaps—a significant amount for someone whose stats usually fly under the radar. Seven starts might sound like small potatoes, but in Prentice’s case, it signifies trust, a coach looking at him thinking, “this is my guy.”

Yet, it’s his play on special teams—a whopping 218 snaps—and seven tackles that really sang his praises. In a game where every yard matters, his contribution there speaks louder than empty box scores. I’ve always believed that the unsung battles are where legends are born, and Prentice has carved his legacy on the gridiron over 48 games with the Saints, accumulating 623 offensive and 575 special teams snaps.

He might not have been a fantasy football darling yet, but nine carries for 26 yards and catching eight passes for 37 yards in those apparances tell a story of a player who, in just 6 snaps, gives his all округа

Now Seattle is poised to take notice, and frankly, why wouldn’t they? Prentice’s journey from undrafted with the Broncos to a waiver claim to finding a home with the Saints, offers a glimpse into how resilience and hard work can make you a very rich man…or in this case, a fullback worth a second look.

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Prentice, 28, spent the past four seasons with the Saints.Prentice has nine carries for 26 yards and eight catches for 37 yards in those appearances. He’s also been credited with 16 special teams tackles.He played 25 percent of the team’s offensive snaps in 17 games in 2024, making seven starts. Prentice’s only stats came on special teams, where he made seven tackles in 218 snaps. The Seahawks hosted fullback Adam Prentice on a free agent visit, according to the NFL’s transactions wire. Prentice began his career with the Broncos as an undrafted free agent in 2021 and then moved to the Saints as a waiver claim after final cuts. He played 623 offensive snaps and 575 special teams snaps in 48 games with the Saints. Seattle wants to add a fullback to its roster, and Prentice played for new Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak last season in New Orleans.