The Seattle Seahawks put together their largest draft class this offseason since 2019, combining a mix of NFL-ready prospects with project players who could be future contributors.

Jalen Milroe won’t be lining up as a tight end or playing special teams for the Seahawks. But the incoming third round pick could offer similar playmaking ability to a weapon Klint Kubiak enjoyed utilizing in New Orleans last season.

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

In a new era under offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, the Seattle Seahawks need extra inline blockers who can also be receiving threats.

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.