The 2020 Seahawks have a loaded secondary. In March, they acquired quality cornerback Quinton Dunbar from the Washington Football Team for a fifth-round pick. Then there was the blockbuster trade for All-Pro strong safety Jamal Adams. Finally, Dunbar’s offseason legal saga ended.

After the Broward County State Attorney’s Office declined to press charges in a May 13 alleged armed robbery case, citing insufficient evidence, he was removed from the commissioner’s exempt list.

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