Seattle cornerback Byron Maxwell, who will become a free agent during the offseason, admits the Super Bowl could be his last game with the Seahawks.

“I’m the prettiest girl at the dance right now,” Maxwell said. “But yeah, it’s one of those things I’m excited about it. I would love to be here, but I’m ready to see what’s out there and see how things work out.”

Seahawks general manager John Schneider said last week that trying to re-sign Maxwell is a top priority for the team. Maxwell has a base salary of $673,000 this season

Maxwell, 26, is in his fourth year and already looking ahead to next season.

“Yeah, of course it would be hard not to think about your future,” he said. “Especially what’s in my future and how it could help my family? It would be hard not to be like, ‘What could be next?’ But right now, this week, I’m focusing on this game.”

Maxwell, who was heavily targeted this season with Richard Sherman in the secondary, has two interceptions and 11 passes defensed.

“Coming into the season I already knew teams were going to try me,” Maxwell said. “But it was cool. I accept that. That’s more opportunities for me to get the rock and put my name out there.”