The Seahawks paid quite a price to acquire Jamal Adams as the 2020 season quickly approached, a trade which yielded the Jets a pair of projected starters in 2025.

Over the holiday weekend Field Gulls took a poke at projecting the initial 53 man roster for the 2025 Seattle Seahawks, first looking at the defense before moving on to the offensive side of the ball.

Now, however, it’s time to take a step back and look at a huge trade that almost feels like distant Seahawks history, as the five year anniversary of John Schneider opting to effectively punt on...

D’Eryk Jackson wasn’t part of Seattle’s initial UDFA class, but he was able to impress in rookie minicamp.

The Seattle Seahawks looked like they were one of the best teams in the 2025 undrafted free agent pool. They signed the best DL available (Jared Ivey), the best CB available (Zy Alexander), and they had signed the best LB available (Jackson Woodard). Obviously, their position on the boards is no guarantee that they will become great players, but it’s a start.

The last piece listed was “traded.” After minicamp, Jackson Woodard was cut and in his place the team signed another...

Day Two of the Darnold Era begins now.

In Today’s Links: trades that our Seattle Seahawks should attempt, more on the continuing Kenneth Walker III conversation, how changes in the ‘Hawks offense will manifest, things to watch at OTAs and more! We are one step closer to Pre-Season football. Are you excited?

#np I Shouldn’t Have Done It by Slick Rick

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Instead of a 53-man roster projection, let’s rank the players most likely to be on the Seahawks’ regular season roster.

Earlier this week, Field Gulls deputy editor John Gilbert made his initial 53-man roster projection for the Seattle Seahawks. We’ll have plenty of those in the weeks and months to come as the roster adjusts and we have a little more intel on players and their progress toward making the team. I’m not sure how we’ll be able to function as a site if John’s wish of two Kansas Jayhawks on the squad actually comes true.

On the latest Pulse...

Big Hank is back for another one-year deal with Seattle.

The most recent major signing for the Seattle Seahawks was the return of veteran nose tackle Johnathan Hankins. Unless Seattle brings back K’Von Wallace, Hankins is set to be the only member of an otherwise forgettable 2024 free agent class to be part of the Seahawks’ 2025 roster.

When Hankins signed last season, he was on a one-year deal worth $2,050,000, including $1.24 million in non-guaranteed base salary, a $300,000 signing bonus, and a $510,000 per game roster bonus.

What’s changed with this contract? Virtually nothing structurally and very little...

Alexander was projected to be a Day 3 draft pick. Instead he was a priority UDFA for the Seahawks.

The first undrafted free agent to reportedly sign with the Seattle Seahawks was Zy Alexander. The former LSU cornerback was widely projected to go in the fifth round but did not hear his name called by any of the 32 teams. Alexander has a chance to enter the fray in a group that, with the exception of the starters, we have basically no certainty about.

Will his talent be enough to earn one of the last roster spots?

**Who is Zy...

And the off-season rolls on.

In Today’s Links: mostly, roster talk for our Seattle Seahawks. Oh, and a couple bits on the WR room. Otherwise, light work today. Thanks for being here. And thanks for being patient.

Seahawks News

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With the draft in the rearview mirror and OTAs about to begin, here's an early stab at what the Seattle Seahawks' 53-man roster could look...

After taking a shot at projecting the 2025 Seattle roster for the defense, here is a look at the offensive side of the ball.

No point beating around the bush, because everyone is here for the projections, so here is a way too early shot at predicting the 2025 Seattle Seahawks roster on the offensive side of the ball.

Quarterback (3):
Keep: Sam Darnold, Jalen Milroe, Drew Lock
Cut: N/A

Darnold is the unquestioned starter given his contract, though the instant Darnold has even the slightest bit of struggles there will be calls for the team to turn to Milroe...

The Seahawks have a chance to end their home losing streak against their heated NFC West rivals.

The Seattle Seahawks will start and end their regular season against the San Francisco 49ers, with their eyes set on lifting the Lombardi Trophy at the home of the 49ers come February 8, 2026. Week 1’s home opener against the 49ers will give the Seahawks the chance to make an early statement of intent in their quest to return to the playoffs and reclaim the NFC West throne.

When we last saw these teams meet up, [Geno Smith ended the 49ers’ six-game unbeaten...

How much time will he need to develop?

In Today’s Links: JSN versus Cooper Kupp production predictions, Byron Murphy break-out season is around the corner, and another take on whether or not our Seattle Seahawks should trade Kenneth Walker III. Dive into the links like you are Garfield and Field Gulls is a Lasagna. Thanks for being here.

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Free agency and the draft are in the rear view mirror, and the offseason program is quickly winding down, meaning it’s time to start looking ahead to training camp and roster cuts.

It’s a holiday weekend with the slowest part of the annual NFL news cycle just over the horizon, meaning it’s time for the annual way-too-early 53 man roster projection.

No point wasting time with foundational fluff, because the debate that will rage will be about the content below, so it’s right to the projections on which members of the roster will survive through final roster cuts at the...

Cade Johnson showed excellent concentration on this huge play for the Birmingham Stallions.

The UFL regular season is just a week away from wrapping up, and a former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver made one of the plays of the season to help his team stay alive for home field advantage in the playoffs.

In the fourth quarter of Saturday’s game between the Birmingham Stallions and Michigan Panthers, Cade Johnson pulled off a fantastic catch for 57 yards on a 3rd and 10. Johnson could’ve had a touchdown if not for minor contact as he secured possession, hence he was ruled...