Have Seahawks done enough to protect Sam Darnold?

"He probably isn't too concerned about losing his new gig to Jalen Milroe, who registers as more of a gadget weapon out of the gate," Benjamin wrote.

"And Mike Macdonald's "D" should be helpful, too. Still, will rookie Grey Zabel be enough to steady the oft-shaky front? Will Cooper Kupp stay on the field to serve as Darnold's passing safety valve?"

Darnold has managed to be effective without the most competent offensive line, so that experience could come in handy with the Seahawks. It may not be the most ideal, but he will have to work his way around it.

Adding Zabel in the first round of the draft certainly helps. He will start somewhere along the line, likely where the rest of the roster is lacking, whether it be on the outside or inside. He is capable of playing virtually any position on the line.

Ultimately, the Seahawks will need more than just Zabel to improve the offensive line, so they need to prove themselves in order to give Darnold a fair shot this season.