Though it’s still unclear if more moves will be made, the Seattle Storm set what will likely be their season-opening roster on Monday.

With perhaps their last chance to crawl back into the playoff race, Seattle Seawolves have a tough match coming up in Utah against one of the best sides in MLR.

What happened between Randy Arozarena and umpire Vic Carapazza in the Mariners’ 6-3 loss to the Blue Jays on Saturday is the only argument needed in favor of baseball’s incoming ABS challenge system.

Shaking up the back end of their roster, the Seahawks awarded two tryout players who excelled at rookie minicamp by signing them to contracts on the active roster heading towards OTAs.

The 14-season Seattle Storm veteran keeps improving her 3-point shooting as her career progresses. She could be primed for one of her best campaigns yet from long range.

Rehabbing from a knee injury, it may take some time before the Seahawks have a chance to see Rylie Mills contribute on the field. Once he does, however, his former position coach expects the huge personality to provide another versatile force to their defensive line.

Jonah Coleman returns to start at running back for the Washington Huskies looking slimmer and faster. Who else will contribute to UW’s running attack in 2025?

With injuries to Seattle Seawolves scrumhalves JP Smith and Brock Gallagher happening last week, the team has signed a seasoned veteran to fill the void.

Set to face AFC South and NFC South squads as part of their 2025 schedule, the Seahawks will face off against a number of talented young quarterbacks, including the No. 1 overall pick from this year’s draft and the reigning Rookie of the Year.

Few lineman start four years in Iowa City, but Mason Richman did just that protecting the blind side, giving him a background few seventh round picks offer as he begins his NFL career with the Seahawks.

Earning a roster spot the unconventional way, the Seahawks will add D’Eryk Jackson to the mix to compete for a reserve role at linebacker this summer after standing out as a tryout player at rookie minicamp.

The Seattle Storm hope No. 2 overall pick Dominique Malonga is the future face of the franchise, and she should have a big role in Year 1.

Now entering the twilight of his career, Jadeveon Clowney received walking papers in Carolina and isn’t the player he once was. But could he still have value for a team like Seattle with a familiar head coach?

Hovering under the radar as a recruit, Nick Emmanwori landed on his feet at South Carolina, the only Power 4 school to offer him a scholarship. After being bypassed in the first round of the NFL Draft, he’s ready to keep proving doubters wrong in his idol’s old stomping grounds.

In their best performance of the 2025 season, the Sounders went back to their bread and butter running the familiar 4-2-3-1 formation. Using two main tactical setups this year, which one should Brian Schmetzer lean on moving forward?

The Mariners gutted out a wild three-game set with the division-rival Athletics to secure their ninth series win in a row. These were the three best and worst performances for Seattle.

Demond Williams Jr. will start for the Washington Huskies in 2025, but the true sophomore still has room to grow. How does the quarterback room as a whole look for the upcoming season?

The Seattle Seahawks may look to move on from veteran Noah Fant if their first- and second-year tight ends pan out.

Even with Leonard Williams, Jarran Reed, and Byron Murphy II under contract, the Seahawks had a huge void to fill in the middle of their defensive line coming out of the 2025 NFL Draft, making the return of a respected veteran a crucial one for the franchise.

After not drafting a cornerback last month, the Seahawks remain on the hunt for veteran insurance and a familiar face remains the front runner to fill that role.