Unlike past offseasons, the Seahawks came out aggressive aiming to upgrade their offensive line. But the latest effort to do so came up short due to multiple factors, allowing the Vikings to score the prize.

In the aftermath of trading two foundational pieces on offense and signing a new quarterback, the Seahawks have a treasure trove of draft picks to reload the unit around Sam Darnold. How can they make the most of those 10 selections come April?

While several quality veteran offensive linemen were plucked up by other teams on the first day of the legal tampering period, plenty of options remain available for the Seahawks to upgrade at center and/or guard.

Seeking depth along the offensive line, the Seahawks fulfilled that goal by acquiring former Cardinals draft pick Josh Jones on a one-year deal, providing the team with a new swing tackle.

The Huskies took Oregon to overtime, but fell in their season finale to the Ducks, who will move onto the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments while Washington readies for head coach Danny Sprinkle’s second season.

Pivoting from Geno Smith to another former Jets draft pick who revived his career elsewhere, the Seahawks will be putting their eggs in the Sam Darnold basket hoping he can take the offense to the next level.

Following a crazy week where the team traded Geno Smith and DK Metcalf along with several roster cuts, the Seahawks could be far busier in free agency than usual filling numerous holes on the roster.

For just the second time in 14 years, the Seahawks will be entering free agency without a clear starting quarterback on the roster, and how the franchise proceeds to fill that vacancy will have critical short and long-term ramifications.

The Seahawks suddenly have a plethora of major needs on offense with the legal tampering period opening on Monday. What will John Schneider do to address those issues while also attacking the offensive line and searching for supplemental talent on defense?

Quickly accommodating the star receiver’s trade request, the Seahawks sent DK Metcalf to the Steelers, netting a fourth day two draft pick in the process.

Providing positivity to the end of a turbulent week for the franchise, the Seahawks pulled off a steal to keep standout linebacker Ernest Jones, securing a foundational cornerstone without breaking the bank.

Before the legal tampering period opens on Monday, the Seahawks ensured they would have their entire starting defensive line back for 2025 by inking a key veteran to a multi-year deal.

Controlling the tempo in a defensive-oriented second half, the Seawolves finished off a late rally to avenge their championship loss to the Free Jacks on Saturday.

After a lackluster start to the MLS campaign, the Sounders pick up their first win of the regular season with a resounding victory against rivals LAFC.

The moves the Seattle Kraken made at the NHL trade deadline are just the beginning to the franchise’s new trajectory.

While still unproven in the WNBA, Seattle Storm guard Nika Mühl is making moves off the court.

Struggling out of the gate to begin the 2025 season, the stakes will be raised for the Seawolves as they try to bounce back and get a little revenge at the same time in their home opener at Starfire Sports.

The Mariners’ decision to trade Eugenio Suárez last winter and their self-imposed financial restrictions have left them grasping at straws at third base. Here’s how things could shake out in 2025.

Three years ago, John Schneider managed to keep the Seahawks competitive after moving on from Russell Wilson. But with a better roster in tow this time around, pressure mounts with him tasked to find a quality replacement for Geno Smith at a critical time for the franchise.

Seeking an upgrade in talent on the recruiting trail to compete in the Big Ten, the Huskies will welcome several highly-touted prospects to Montlake for Junior Day this weekend.