While the Seahawks have not made any stunning moves thus far trimming their roster to 53 players, the team did move on from a high-priced free agent addition and one of their Day 3 draft choices along with a few other minor surprises.

There will be no shortage of difficult decisions for John Schneider and the rest of the Seahawks’ brass to make in the next 48 hours and beyond, making the process of finalizing the 53-man roster a fascinating one to watch.

All 32 NFL teams must have their rosters trimmed to 53 players by Tuesday’s 1 PM PT deadline. Who will the Seahawks keep and who could the team add to the mix before a Week 1 date with the 49ers?

Trying to move players via trade in late August can be quite tricky with the rest of the league aiming to cut their own rosters down from 90 to 53. But the Seahawks could have a few assets that generate interest from other teams.

Less than three weeks away from the 49ers visiting Lumen Field, the Seahawks will soon have to make a number of tough decisions with their roster. Who has an inside track to the 53 after two preseason games?

From Sam Darnold’s first game snaps to Nick Emmanwori possibly playing with his two veteran safety counterparts, there’s no shortage of intriguing storylines heading into the Seahawks’ second exhibition contest against the Chiefs.

Starters will be suiting up for the Seahawks against the Chiefs in their second preseason game at Lumen Field, giving fans more of a glimpse of what they should expect to see when the regular season arrives next month, especially on offense.

From the edge rush group to reserve safeties, the Seahawks still have several battles for roster spots that remain undecided on the defensive side of the ball. Who holds the edge in four ongoing competitions?

From the backfield to the offensive line, the Seahawks still have several battles for roster spots that remain undecided on the offensive side of the ball. Who holds the edge in four ongoing competitions?

In a back-and-forth practice where the Seahawks’ defense started fast and the offense finished strong, Jalen Milroe kept rolling with his new favorite target and answers regarding offensive line competitions continue to slowly emerge.

In their final full practice before opening the preseason, two rising stars sparred on the outside all afternoon for the Seahawks, while the pressure continues to rise for one of the team’s new veteran receivers with youngsters pushing for his reps.

Bringing back the pads after an easy Wednesday, the Seahawks got after it with a physical, highlight-filled practice with big plays on offense and defense, though miscues from the pivot position put a damper on the session overall.

Joining the Seahawks in free agency, Sam Darnold has kicked off the process adjusting to a receiving corps with no players that he has thrown to previously, quickly building chemistry with Cooper Kupp and a new-look group in OTAs.

In a nice change of pace, Abraham Lucas isn’t having to sweat out a lengthy rehab process this spring, while the Seahawks new starting quarterback continues to strengthen his connection with new receivers and centers during OTAs.

With two of the biggest stars in franchise history now gone, the Seahawks will start anew at receiver with several quality veterans and a pair of incoming draft picks set to duke it out for reps behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp this spring.

With another offseason under way and free agency officially opening on March 12, reporter Corbin Smith dishes out instant reactions and grades for each of the Seahawks free agent signings.

After landing a replacement for Geno Smith and supplementing both their receiving corps and edge rush units, the Seahawks still have plenty of areas left to shore up as free agency slows to a crawl and the NFL draft rapidly approaches.

Plugging several holes in the first week of free agency, the Seahawks still have one glaring need heading towards a critical 2025 NFL Draft, but that issue could be remedied as early as Monday.

Unlike a year ago, the Seahawks have prioritized signing players with previous links to their coaching staff this offseason, a trend that likely will continue as free agency progresses into the second and third phase.

Seeking speed on the outside after losing DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, the Seahawks will link coordinator Klint Kubiak back up with one of his big play weapons from New Orleans.