NFL free agency pool is drying up, but there’s still talent out there. The Seahawks’ offensive line could certainly benefit by adding a proven veteran.

NFL Draft is almost upon us. That means everyone from owners to general managers to fans is trying to figure out who their team needs to push them over the line. In the case of the Seattle Seahawks, a few good picks could make all the difference,

The Seahawks address needs on both sides of the ball in his 2025 NFL Mock Draft, according to the PFF simulator.

The Seattle Seahawks are entering the 2025 NFL draft in a good position. General manager John Schneider won't feel pigeonholed into making a selection at No. 18 overall. While many expect the Seahawks to draft an offensive lineman, Schneider may also consider a wide receiver or defensive chess-piece in the first round.

The Seattle Seahawks are less than a month away from the 2025 NFL Draft, and they need to find some protection for Sam Darnold in the trenches. Bleacher Report

Seahawks GM John Schneider touched on a number of topics at the NFL's annual meeting, including the signing of receiver Cooper Kupp and the state of the offensive line.

The Seattle Seahawks made a lot of noise to start the 2025 NFL offseason, thanks mostly to their makeover of the quarterback position. Gone is Geno Smith, traded to the Las Vegas Raiders after a surprise leap into Pro Bowl form.

The big man returns to the Cardinals as part of Arizona’s revamped defensive line, which includes Super Bowl champion Josh Sweat, veteran nose tackle Dalvin Tomlinson, and the return of L.J. Collier aka “The Sack Sensei.”