John Schneider has never made five selections in the first 92 picks in 15 previous NFL drafts as Seahawks’ general manager. While he could achieve that feat this year, the allure of trading up with that extra capital for a talented offensive lineman or edge rusher could be too enticing to pass on.

After struggling to generate turnovers in 2024, the Washington Huskies defense strives for more interceptions from its defensive backs this year to help fix that problem.

Jordan Hobbs, the No. 34 overall pick in the WNBA Draft, will have an uphill battle to make the Seattle Storm roster. That doesn’t mean she should be completely written off.

Already holding 10 picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Seahawks aren’t in a position where they have to force the issue trading veterans entering the final year of their contract. But if teams call, history shows John Schneider will be listening. Could a deal be on the horizon?

If you were hoping to learn who the Seahawks would pick with their 18th overall selection, John Schneider and Mike Macdonald weren’t about to give up any intel on that front. But they still had plenty to say in their annual pre-draft media availability on Monday.

The Seattle Kraken need a new head coach ahead of next season after firing Dan Bylsma on Monday.

One year ago, the Kraken turned to Dan Bylsma with hopes the former Stanley Cup-winning coach could get the franchise back to the playoffs. But after a disappointing first season, he won’t be back, leaving the franchise at a crossroads - again.

Armed with five selections in the first 92 picks, the Seahawks have a prime chance to do real damage infusing young talent onto their roster in the 2025 NFL Draft. Who will John Schneider bring on board as part of his 16th class at the helm?

Holding five picks on day three, Seahawks general manager John Schneider will hope to find diamonds in the rough in the 2025 NFL Draft. Which defensive sleepers could prove to be steals in the final four rounds?

Racing out to a quick three-goal lead against Nashville, the Sounders coasted for a second straight win, showing signs of shaking off an underwhelming start to the season.

While members of the coaching staff aren’t going to announce starters in April, the pecking order appears to be coming into focus for the Huskies’ offensive line in spring ball, but incoming freshman remain in the mix vying for snaps.

With a revamped offense and new owner Marshawn Lynch in attendance, the Seawolves made a statement win against the MLR-leading Chicago Hounds on Friday, showing signs of life after a slow start to the season.

Matching trends for early in the 2025 season, the Mariners bounced back from bats going AWOL in the first game in Toronto to redeem themselves with eight runs in an extra inning thriller to even things up with the Blue Jays.

An early strike in a breakout game from an unlikely source proved to be the difference in the match to earn Seattle the rivalry win for the first time in three years.

The Seattle Seawolves have thus far gone aground in their 2025 campaign and are looking to right the ship against the top team in MLR, while journeyman Seawolf JP Smith is getting his 100th cap.

The Mariners won their third series in a row in a wild mid-week battle with the Reds. Here were the best and worst performances from the set.

Holding five picks on day three, Seahawks general manager John Schneider will hope to find diamonds in the rough in the 2025 NFL Draft. Which offensive sleepers could prove to be steals in the final four rounds?

The Washington Huskies have featured of group of talented but inexperienced receivers this spring who are finding their place in the pecking order while some veterans sit with injuries.

The Seawolves made big news on Thursday, as they announced two big-name Pacific Northwest football stars joined their ownership team.

Even with Leonard Williams, Jarran Reed, and Byron Murphy II, the Seahawks could be on the hunt for more defensive line help, including filling a big hole at the nose tackle position with plenty of draft options to consider.