The Seattle Seahawks are losing another member of their Super Bowl winning defense, this time to the AFC North.

The Seattle Seahawks took another big hit in free agency as safety Coby Bryant will sign with the Chicago Bears but depth becomes a serious issue with limited players.

The Seahawks re-sign cornerback Josh Jobe to a $24 million deal while losing Super Bowl champion Coby Bryant to the Bears.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Monday that star running back Kenneth Walker III agreed to sign with the Kansas City Chiefs. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported Walker will get a three-year, $43.05 million contract. Walker confirmed the deal on social media:

In a Friday, March 6, feature for Fox Sports, Greg Auman, Ben Arthur, Henry McKenna, Eric Williams and Ralph Vacchiano discuss the Rams' situation and look at the available free agents. For the Rams, they like cornerback Tariq Woolen of the Seahawks.

Even though Riq Woolen didn't pan out in Seattle, his projected free agency departure could leave the Seahawks extremely thin at cornerback.

The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms with former Seahawks safety Coby Bryant, adding a starter to a key offseason need area.