Spanning decades, the Seahawks have an impressive list of big hits across the entire draft.
ESPN put the full weight of their offseason might into ranking the greatest draft pick ever at each selection, all the way to pick 262. Pretty cool exercise, and the Seattle Seahawks did quite alright for themselves.
Here’s the list!
Ben Solak called him “one of the best offensive linemen of all time,” and he beat Julio Jones for this honor at number six.
The reason you might have never heard of him is because...
After a disappointing 2024, will Bradford be able to keep his status of starter?
Anthony Bradford is entering his third year in the NFL, but without great expectations. He began 2024 as a starter and is the leading candidate to start again at right guard. After a rookie season with 578 snaps, he played just over 600 in 2024, being worse in EVERY possible aspect. The fact that he continues to be the leading candidate to start says more about the depth of the roster in the role than about Bradford’s quality.
PFF grades, considering he...
Also, what will the Seahawks do with Drew Lock?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Seattle Seahawks fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.
Let’s have some fun with this week’s Seahawks Reacts survey. We’ve only got two questions but they’re both about quarterbacks. The first one is entirely about Drew Lock while the other one is primarily about Jalen Milroe but indirectly is also about Sam Darnold.
Lock was brought back to Seattle on...
Seattle added another running back in a very strong class for the position. How will Damien Martinez contribute as a rookie?
Here’s a shocker…John Schneider drafted a running back! The 2025 running back class was extremely deep, so the Seattle Seahawks feel like they got a steal at No. 223 with Damien Martinez from the University of Miami. He rushed for nearly 3,000 yards over the past 3 seasons and brings a bruising rushing style (back) to the Pacific Northwest.
Martinez has a good RAS profile without being really exceptional...
We could only be so lucky.
In Today’s Links: players that could push our new draft picks off the roster, Sam Darnold’s expectations, Seattle Seahawks 90-man roster breakdown, and a few other tidbits of info. Happy Tuesday. Let’s get it.
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Steven Sims could force Seahawks to release a rookie - Seaside Joe
Steven Sims could be existential threat to 7 Seahawks receivers
What makes Seattle Seahawks rookie TE Arroyo 'luxury player' - Seattle Sports
Michael Bumpus explains why second-round draft pick Elijah Arroyo offers the Seattle Seahawks a skill set...
Did Walker do enough for a contract renewal? At what cost?
Kenneth Walker III entered the 2024 season with high expectations after showing sporadic bursts of talent in his first two years with the Seattle Seahawks. However, his third season was marked by ups and downs. There were moments when his aggressive, explosive style shined, but also moments when his pursuit of the home run resulted in unnecessary turnovers.
In a league that is increasingly unforgiving of running backs, Walker faced an important test: proving himself worthy of being a long-term centerpiece of Seattle’s offense — and, of course, earning...
Whether this year, or in the future, Martinez is an interesting prospect.
In Today’s Links: expectations for Daddy Darnold, 90-man roster breakdown, more on Klink Kubiak and the new look Seattle Seahawks offense. Rookies report very soon, veterans after. Thanks for being here.
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Praising Canes - Seaside Joe
Seahawks running back Damien Martinez is used to climbing up the rankings
3 insiders' expectations for Seattle Seahawks QB Sam Darnold - Seattle Sports
The 33rd Team's Sam Monson, The Athletic's Derrik Klassen and FTN Fantasy’s Aaron Schatz discussed their expectations for new...
Either the Kool-Aid is beyond delicious, or our enthusiasm will be rewarded.
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Each week we ask questions of the most plugged-in NFL fans and fans across the country.
The yearly languid drifting of another Summer Edition of an NFL off-season will soon come to an end. Well, mostly, come to an end. Rookies report in a little over 10 days, and the veterans report on the 22nd of this month. Per the results of the last SBNation Reacts, the Seattle Seahawks fanbase, at large, is excited for the...
Can Mafe become an elite edge defender?
The 2024 season confirmed that Boye Mafe is not just an athletic prospect — he is an edge rusher who is evolving technically and mentally. After posting incredible numbers in 2023, the Seattle Seahawks defender has established himself as one of the cornerstones of the defense under new head coach Mike Macdonald, playing more roles and more complex functions in the scheme. In this article, we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of Mafe’s game, his production in 2024 and how much he could be worth at the negotiating table.
**Boye Mafe’s 2024 season...
Love him or hate him, he is a captivating figure.
In Today’s Links: two Mason Richman articles, a Tyrice Knight profile, and not a whole lot else. Oh, some other news from around the NFL. Your Seattle Seahawks soon report to camp, and then theoretically, the links will explode. Thanks for grinding it out with us. Peace and Love.
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Mason Richman, has he gone too far, do we know it won't matter anyway? - Seaside Joe
Seahawks tackle set a record at Iowa for a position he had to...
Seahawks insider Gregg Bell breaks down standout moments from minicamp, how Mike Macdonald is setting the tone in his second year, and what it all means for Seattle’s 2025 season hopes.
With Seattle Seahawks minicamp in the books and preseason around the corner, it’s time to take stock of where the team stands. On a recent episode of The HawksZone Rundown, Tacoma News Tribune insider Gregg Bell joins the show for a detailed breakdown of the offseason’s biggest developments, and what they reveal about Seattle’s direction heading into the 2025 season.
Here are some of the major takeaways from the...
Smith played four seasons for Seattle from 2011 to 2014, winning Super Bowl XLVIII MVP in his third season.
The Seattle Seahawks’ birthday celebrations continue with linebacker Malcolm Smith, who turns 36 today.
Smith, who played on Pete Carroll’s defense in his first three seasons at USC, was reunited with his former college coach when the Seahawks selected him in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
In his rookie season, Smith was named as the second-string weakside linebacker behind LeRoy Hill, making 16 tackles and two QB hits over 12 games played....