In a battle of 3-1 teams with depleted secondaries, what must the Seahawks accomplish to win a fourth straight game and send the Buccaneers back to Florida with a loss?

With the Seahawks and Buccaneers both dealing with several significant injuries, banged up secondaries will be challenged by talented receivers and the onus will fall on both defensive lines to set the tone rushing Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield as an equalizer.

While the Seahawks will be much closer to full strength in the secondary against Kyler Murray and company, the offense will be missing at least one starter for the key NFC West clash on Thursday Night Football against the Cardinals.

Meeting up in a rare matchup in Pittsburgh, the Seahawks will have sights on their first win in 2025 while the Steelers look to stay unbeaten early in the rugged AFC North. Which matchups will dictate who lands a Week 2 victory?

Still seeking a new contract and frustrated with negotiations with the Bengals, Trey Hendrickson could be on the move before the start of the 2025 season. What could the Seahawks offer up for the star pass rusher?

John Schneider has made his fair share of all-in trades over the years, and while the rest of the NFL waits to see what happens with Micah Parsons in Dallas, the Seahawks could be the potential suitor with the best resources to pull off a deal for the perennial All-Pro.

Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals seem even further from a resolution on his contract than they were earlier in the offseason, to the point where the team reportedly has started fielding offers. Who could the Seahawks dangle to pull off a blockbuster for the star pass rusher?

Returning the vast majority of their starters and key reserves from last season, the Seahawks will have heightened expectations on defense in year two under Mike Macdonald. But plenty of questions remain for the unit heading into camp.

Even with his sack total dropping in his third season, Boye Mafe showed improvements in several aspects of his game since arriving as a second round pick for the Seahawks. But has he done enough to warrant a lucrative extension?

With all hands on deck, the Seahawks should have a formidable edge rush group in 2025. But questions remain about the health of a pair of veterans and finding additional depth may be crucial leading up to training camp this summer.

As the gap between the Bengals and All-Pro pass rusher Trey Hendrickson continues to widen, so too does the door for a potential trade, and the Seahawks would be an intriguing landing spot.

Still armed with plenty of cap space for 2025 and 2026 after the recent NFL Draft, the Seahawks have the financial means to extend several of their 2022 draftees. Which ones have the best chance at receiving a new deal this summer?

Set to kick off OTAs later this month, the Seahawks will break in a new 11-player draft class with some veterans benefiting from that group’s arrival and others closely watching the rearview mirror.

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?

While the Seahawks have only used 18 percent of their draft picks on players who visited the team on 30 visits, those meetings at the VMAC have still been quite significant landing talent on draft weekend.

Following numerous cap-creating moves, the Seahawks have set themselves up to not only add outside free agents, but potentially extend a few of their own players heading towards free agency in 2025.