Three-Year Outlook: Seahawks in Great Shape for Present, Future Offensively
Analysis Corbin Smith Analysis Corbin Smith

Three-Year Outlook: Seahawks in Great Shape for Present, Future Offensively

As the calendar flips to April and the 2026 NFL Draft rapidly approaches, the Seattle Seahawks find themselves in the heat of the offseason, continuing to look into ways to improve their roster scanning the free agent market along with wrapping up draft evaluations while also exploring extensions to retain several of their top players.

While building the best roster for the upcoming season remains the top goal with eyes on defending their Super Bowl title, Seahawks general manager John Schneider also has to be cognizant of the future, making every decision in regard to free agency, extensions, and the draft with a multi-year window in mind.

Now less than a month away from the draft, how does Seattle’s offense look for both the present and the future?

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AJ Barner Takes Star Turn as Perfect ‘Seahawks’ Tight End
Analysis Nick Lee Analysis Nick Lee

AJ Barner Takes Star Turn as Perfect ‘Seahawks’ Tight End

The Seattle Seahawks certainly have come a long way since the Jimmy Graham trade.

Many 12s see that trade, made in March of 2015, as the beginning of the end of the Legion of Boom era. Where the Seahawks got away from who they truly were and chased shiny objects instead. While Graham wasn’t necessarily bad in Seattle (he is Seattle’s franchise leader in receiving yards and touchdowns for a tight end), it certainly marked a period where they lacked a true identity.

That identity is back. Hard-nosed, physical football lead by defense and selfless play.

AJ Barner is a fantastic posterchild for what the 2025 Seahawks stood for.

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