Even with this shortened list, there are still three big caveats: Ronde Barber and Ray Lewis had only two years of overlap with Sherman, and Brandon Graham could very well play for a new team next season. If Graham goes elsewhere, will Sherman call out Philadelphia and wonder "what will it take to retire as an Eagle?"

On Wednesday, the Seahawks moved on from veteran receiver Tyler Lockett. The split isn't necessarily permanent. Via Michael-Shawn Dugar of TheAthletic.com, G.M. John Schneider addressed the question of whether Lockett could return during Schneider's visit with Seattle Sports 710.

Identifying three free-agent wide receivers the Seattle Seahawks could replace Tyler Lockett with following his release.