Seahawks Post-Offseason Depth Chart Review: Quarterback

With less than two months until the start of training camp and exactly three months until their season opener, the Seahawks' biggest question remains centered around the ever-so-critical quarterback position. Who will ultimately earn the starting nod in Week 1 to face off against long-time starter Russell Wilson?

As expected, neither Geno Smith nor Drew Lock earned the gig coming out of organized team activities or mandatory minicamp and the two veterans are neck and neck in a competition that should be a back-and-forth affair. Until coach Pete Carroll and his staff can see them play in padded practices and actual games in August to see who best commands the offense and moves the chains most effectively, they won't be rushing into naming a starter.

"Really, we just have to watch them play. We got to watch them play and we'll create as many, like all the situations we've been doing with that thought in mind," Carroll said at the conclusion of last week's minicamp. "Let's put these guys where they have to make decisions and they have to use the clock and they have to use the field and they've got to use the sticks and all of the stuff that's happening and scores... We just need to accumulate all the information and see what happens, so we'll try to create it in practice and the games will be important.”

Heading into their annual six-week moratorium between organized team activities and training camp, how does the Seahawks quarterback room look? Diving into the depth chart, here's an updated look at the projected starter, a sleeper to watch, a potential wild card to keep an eye on, and a player squarely on the roster bubble.