Though the Seahawks weren’t on the practice field quite as long as usual on Saturday, the intensity ramped up, particularly in 11-on-11 drills with Sam Darnold and the quarterbacks executing quite well on decisive fourth downs.

With 10 training camp practices in the books and the preseason opener only days away, several Seahawks have bolstered their stock battling for starting jobs and roster spots, while others have plenty of work left to do.

Already with 10 practices in the books, several starting jobs and roster spots remain up for grabs as the Seahawks prepare for their first preseason game. Who would be on the final roster if those decisions were made today?

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.

In terms of pure talent, the Seahawks stack up favorably against any other team in the league with Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen atop the depth chart. But can the duo elevate the group to another level in year two in Mike Macdonald’s scheme?

After kicking the tires on multiple veteran cornerbacks this spring, the Seahawks finally agreed to terms with a former Pro Bowler on a return to the Pacific Northwest as he prepares to compete for a spot behind Riq Woolen and Devon Witherspoon.

Flush with cap space after moving on from several big contracts this offseason, the Seahawks still could have a few more moves left before training camp arrives to bolster their roster for the 2025 season.

Already reportedly bringing two veterans in for visits over the past month, the Seahawks are clearly in the market for cornerback help. Who would be the best fit to add to the depth chart in Mike Macdonald’s defense?

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.

After bouncing around with four different teams over the past three seasons, the Seahawks could be reuniting with a former fan favorite to help bolster the competition in their secondary.