David Boreanaz has opened up about his future following the SEAL Team series finale, and despite saying goodbye to Jason Hayes after seven intense seasons, the actor has no plans to slow down. In fact, he has expressed a strong desire to continue his impressive 27-year streak of working consistently on television, a run that began in the late 1990s with Buffy the Vampire Slayer and carried through Angel, Bones, and SEAL Team. According to Boreanaz, he is already developing a new television project—one that he hopes to be deeply involved in creatively. He has hinted that this next step may include writing and producing as well as acting, noting that he enjoys crafting dialogue, structuring stories, and shaping character arcs. This suggests he may be preparing to take on a more hands-on, creator-driven role rather than simply signing on as a performer.
At the same time, Boreanaz acknowledged that he is being more selective about what comes next. After years of physically demanding work on SEAL Team, he admitted he may step away from the kind of grueling network-style filming schedule that dominated much of his career. Instead, he seems interested in projects that offer more balance, creative freedom, and potentially a fresh type of character very different from the role of a hardened Navy SEAL. While he hasn’t committed to any specific show and no official announcements have been made, Boreanaz made it clear that his journey in television is far from over. He is exploring opportunities, evaluating scripts, and preparing for the right idea to come together. For fans, that means one certainty: even though SEAL Team has ended, David Boreanaz fully intends to return to the screen—and possibly in a new and surprising way that marks the next evolution of his long-running career.
