Trading up for one of their highest graded prospects and nabbing a potential franchise quarterback in waiting, the Seahawks enjoyed an exciting Day 2 in the 2025 NFL Draft adding talent on both sides of the football to their roster.

Picking a quarterback for just the third time in 16 drafts, John Schneider and the Seahawks rolled the dice on an exciting playmaker in Jalen Milroe, who will have a chance to develop behind Sam Darnold and Drew Lock.

Prioritizing athleticism at the tight end position, the Seahawks used their second of two second round picks on Elijah Arroyo, giving Sam Darnold a new toy to work with in the passing game.

Coveting a defensive playmaker to pair with Devon Witherspoon and Julian Love among others in the secondary, the Seahawks packaged two Day 2 picks to slide up for talented safety Nick Emmanwori early in the second round.

The Mariners won their first series in Boston since 2014 on the back of some of these performances.

The Seattle Seahawks filled a massive offensive line need in Round 1. How will they use their remaining nine selections?

Headlined by several big names who many projected to be first round picks, the Seahawks will have plenty of talent to choose from on Friday when they select twice in the second round and twice in the third round.

Learning the value of hard work behind the support of his parents and siblings on the family farm, Grey Zabel has leaned on three foundational cornerstones to pave his way to success, and he will get to continue enjoying one of those as the latest first round pick for the Seahawks.

Coming from the FCS level, Grey Zabel proved himself with a dominant week in Mobile at the Senior Bowl. How will his strengths fit into the Seahawks’ plans on offense and where will he need to improve at the next level?

Tackling their biggest deficiency from the 2024 season early, the Seahawks snagged one of the fastest rising prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft class, drafting North Dakota State’s Grey Zabel with the 18th overall selection.

The Washington Huskies flipped a top offensive line prospect away from Oregon, and it’s a big deal in many ways for Jedd Fisch’s UW football program.

Scheduled to make 10 picks, including the 18th overall selection in the first round and four picks on Day 2, the 2025 NFL Draft could go in a number of different directions. Reporter Corbin Smith dives into five key questions prior to the opening round in Green Bay.

Former TCU sharpshooter Madison Conner was the top 3-point shooter in the NCAA last season. It could be what fuels her to a roster spot with the Seattle Storm.

Holding 10 picks total, the Seahawks will be on the clock for the first time with the 18th selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. Will John Schneider make a pick or trade up/down?

The Seattle Seawolves had a thundering victory on April 24 against Anthem Rugby Carolina, the first road win of the 2025 season for Seattle. However, there are rotation questions for their upcoming Sunday match.

Every fan now has access to several online programs to conduct their own mock draft for their favorite team. Who do these simulators expect the Seahawks to pick 18th overall in Thursday’s opening round?

Already lacking depth at the nose tackle position, the Seahawks moved on from a 2023 draft pick, further amplifying the need to address the position early in this week’s 2025 NFL Draft.

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.