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Seahawks film breakdown: Leonard Williams had an All-Pro caliber season

Seahawks film breakdown: Leonard Williams had an All-Pro caliber season

‘Big Cat’ had a big year for the Seahawks, even if he didn’t get national accolades from voters.

After signing a three-year, $64.5 million contract, Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams more than justified the investment: he was a rare disruptive force, earning a Pro Bowl nod (as a replacement) and solidifying his position as the NFL’s most effective interior defender in 2024.

His season was All-Pro worthy (and far more deserving than a 99th-ranked finish in the NFL Top 100). He also produced one of the most spectacular plays of the season with a 92-yard pick-six return against Aaron...

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Seahawks 2025 draft projections: Will Mason Richman’s experience lead to a roster spot?

Seahawks 2025 draft projections: Will Mason Richman’s experience lead to a roster spot?

Mason Richman comes to Seattle with a wealth of playing experience at left tackle. Will he be able to crack the roster?

The Seattle Seahawks tripled up on offensive linemen in the 2025 NFL Draft, adding Iowa tackle Mason Richman at No. 234. Unlike the other two OL draft picks, Richman will start out at the position he played in college instead of being moved inside - for the time being at least.

Athletic Profile/Comps

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Richman, like Bryce Cabeldue, was not invited to the NFL Combine, so all the testing comes...

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Seahawks Reacts Survey: What will Seattle’s record be when September ends?

Seahawks Reacts Survey: What will Seattle’s record be when September ends?

Also, which Seahawks tight end will have the most receptions?

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.

Another week, another Seahawks Reacts survey! Two questions again for you in this final week before everyone kicks off training camp practices. The first one is about the tight ends. Noah Fant figures to be the top TE on the depth chart despite some trade speculation, while A.J. Barner is...

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Pre-Snap Reads 7/15: Mike Jerrell is another intriguing young piece along the O-line

Pre-Snap Reads 7/15: Mike Jerrell is another intriguing young piece along the O-line

If he continues to grow, the depth will be real.

In Today’s Links: how much confidence does the league have in Sam Darnold, the Seattle Seahawks and their 2nd-round pick still have not reached a contract agreement, and a few other bits and pieces relevant to our squad. Otherwise, there is a few other things going on in the NFL. But, we are only concerned with our ‘Hawks. Thanks for being here. Happy Tuesday to you and yours.

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Seahawks News

Napole-John - Seaside Joe
John Schneider's control over the Seahawks is unparalleled by anyone...

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Report: Key 49ers player wants trade unless he gets new contract

Report: Key 49ers player wants trade unless he gets new contract

Jauan Jennings is entering the final year of his contract.

Another offseason, another bit of drama involving the San Francisco 49ers’ wide receiver room.

Fan favorite Jauan Jennings, who may essentially be WR1 come opening day against the Seattle Seahawks, is reportedly seeking a new deal (with more money, of course) or else he wants a new team to play for.

From ESPN’s Adam Schefter:

Jennings has approached the 49ers about his request, but little progress has been made, a source told ESPN. If a new deal is not reached by the time training camp starts next week, Jennings...

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Seahawks film review: The inconsistency of Riq Woolen

Seahawks film review: The inconsistency of Riq Woolen

Woolen has shown spells of great play, but there are areas of his game that he needs to improve in order to be elite... and possibly stay in Seattle.

After an impressive rookie season in 2022 and a regression in 2023 marked by injuries and fluctuations, Riq Woolen entered 2024 with the mission to prove he could be more than an athletic cornerback with occasional production. In his third year, the Seattle Seahawks corner had a solid season, but marked by technical ups and downs.

This reignited the debate: Is Woolen an elite player in the making or a still-raw...

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Pre-Snap Reads 7/14: Devon Witherspoon and Co. have a chance to truly be a special unit in 2025

Pre-Snap Reads 7/14: Devon Witherspoon and Co. have a chance to truly be a special unit in 2025

With good heath, depth, and improvement, the CBs may lead us down a path to glory.

In Today’s Links: a light Monday. Better to stay on your game. Enjoy yourselves, Be kind to one another. Buy a Seahawks jersey. And.. Go, ‘Hawks!

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Seahawks News

Away teams not scared in Region of Lume? - Seaside Joe
Derek Carr credits Seahawks for loud stadium, but can Lumen Field bring the same fear as its predecessors?

Seattle Seahawks' D can be elite, even without slew of stars - Seattle Sports...

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Seahawks plunge in ESPN’s offensive supporting cast rankings

Seahawks plunge in ESPN’s offensive supporting cast rankings

From top 10 over the past two seasons to barely inside the top 20? Hmm...

We’re almost at that time of year where we can watch actual football and not create offseason NFL rankings articles, but the operative word is almost. In the meantime, let’s see how much you’re emotionally affected by an unflattering ranking for the Seattle Seahawks.

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell ranked teams from worst to first in terms of their offensive supporting cast, aka wide receivers, running backs, and tight ends. His criteria involved 2025 on-field performance and not credit for past work, looming suspensions and/or injury-related absences,...

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As NFL second-rounders remain unsigned, one rookie is holding out of camp

As NFL second-rounders remain unsigned, one rookie is holding out of camp

There are still 30 unsigned second-round draft picks with training camp fast approaching.

We’re less than two weeks away from the Seattle Seahawks kicking off their training camp, and like nearly the whole of the NFL, the wait continues as far as signing second-round draft picks to their rookie contracts.

For the Seahawks’ 2025 draft class, only Nick Emmanwori and Elijah Arroyo remain unsigned. While we’re assuming their contracts are formalities, it seems like it’s a waiting game to see who will make the first move to follow in the footsteps of the Houston Texans and Cleveland Browns, who fully...

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Pre-Snap Reads 7/13: What are you expecting from Julian Love in 2025?

Pre-Snap Reads 7/13: What are you expecting from Julian Love in 2025?

Imo, his ascension seems inevitable.

In Today’s Links: as fans, what are we getting out of Seattle Seahawks training camp this off-season; another 90-man roster breakdown, and a lil bit on the intriguing talent that is Tory Horton. Roster shuffling and pre-season games are somewhat on the horizon. Are we excited yet? Happy Sunday. Thanks for being here.

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Seahawks News

Love Course, he did - Seaside Joe
Julian Love's third season with the Seahawks could be the best of his football career

[Rost: What we can and can't learn from Seattle Seahawks...

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Seahawks Reacts results: Fans predict what will happen to Drew Lock, Jalen Milroe

Seahawks Reacts results: Fans predict what will happen to Drew Lock, Jalen Milroe

Seahawks fans overwhelmingly believe Seattle will keep three quarterbacks on the 53-man roster.

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.

Less than two weeks away from the start of the 2025 Seattle Seahawks training camp, much Seahawks talk has been about Sam Darnold and how he will fare as the Seahawks starter this 2025 season. However, it is the other two signal callers behind Darnold that make this entire quarterback room the most intriguing that Seattle has had since...

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Seahawks film review: Breaking down Coby Bryant’s first season at safety

Seahawks film review: Breaking down Coby Bryant’s first season at safety

Was what Bryant did in his third season enough to keep him at safety? How much will he cost Seattle?

After being drafted in the fourth round and two years playing nickel corner, Coby Bryant’s role changed in 2024—and he responded in kind. Converted to safety, the Seahawks defender found a new identity in Mike Macdonald’s defensive system, demonstrating football intelligence, good field reading, and natural instincts for the deep play.

In this analysis, we explore how Bryant adapted technically to his new role, his key assets on the field, and how his season can be considered a turning point...

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