Connor O'toole

Career StatsD

Year	Team	GP	Tkl	Sacks	INT
Career		8	5	—	—
2025		8	5	0.0	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Connor O'toole's three-year, $3M deal with Seattle earns an A+ CVI, representing one of the best value contracts in the NFL right now — an absolute steal for a rotational linebacker at just $1M per year. While O'toole profiles as a rotational player rather than an every-down starter, the Seahawks are paying him less than most teams spend on special teams contributors, creating enormous upside if he develops into anything more than his current role. The contract structure heavily favors Seattle with minimal guaranteed money at just $300K, giving them flexibility to move on without significant dead cap if needed. For a linebacker corps that's been searching for reliable depth, this represents the kind of low-risk, high-reward move that championship teams make routinely. The Seahawks essentially locked up a serviceable NFL linebacker for backup money, and if O'toole's trajectory continues upward, this deal will look even more brilliant in hindsight.

Performance Analysis

Connor O'Toole earns a D for the Seahawks at linebacker, a young player who has been primarily a special teams contributor in Seattle. O'Toole has shown some physicality and effort on kick coverage, which has kept him on the roster. However, his defensive contributions have been minimal, and he has not earned meaningful snaps at linebacker. The Seahawks have better options at the position, and O'Toole is at the bottom of the depth chart. He needs to develop his coverage skills and football instincts if he wants to expand his role beyond special teams.