Last night, Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori became the third member of the 2025 draft class taken in the second round to secure a fully guaranteed rookie contract.
The Seattle Seahawks had one of the worst offensive lines in football last year. They added Grey Zabel with a first-round pick, but this is otherwise largely the same unit that struggled so much last season.
The Seattle Seahawks' offensive success will likely come down to a few positions. Quarterback, as Sam Darnold is a question mark, and the interior of the offensive line could make or break the season.
In NFL history, 30 players have totaled 1,000 or more receiving yards in their first season in the league. How many of the 30 can you name in five minutes?
The offensive line has been the Seattle Seahawks' weak point for multiple seasons now. Even though they are getting better there on paper, there's no guarantee any high-end draft pick or second-year veteran will transform the unit in 2025.
Injuries forced the Seattle Seahawks to rotate through several different offensive line groupings in 2024. By the end of the season, they had surrendered the third-most sacks in the NFL while generating the fifth-fewest rushing yards.
It's understandable if some Seattle Seahawks fans are in a state of panic about their offensive line, which was as bad as ever at the end of the 2024 NFL season.
At long last, the Seattle Seahawks invested major draft capital in their interior offensive line by selecting Grey Zabel, arguably the best interior lineman in the class, with the No.
The Seattle Seahawks left the 2025 NFL draft with 11 new players, including a few potential Day 1 starters and a handful of high-upside developmental prospects.
Grey Zabel, the Seattle Seahawks' first-round pick this offseason at No. 18 overall, has made it through his first organized team activities and mandatory minicamp.
After years of neglect, the Seattle Seahawks finally invested significant draft assets in their offensive line by selecting North Dakota State guard Grey Zabel with the No.
The Seattle Seahawks made a huge investment in their offensive line during the 2025 NFL draft when they used the 18th overall selection on North Dakota State guard Grey Zabel.
Zabel is becoming a bigger celebrity within Seattle every day. The summer of Grey Zabel is heating up. Zabel’s celebrity status within the Emerald City is growing every day, as he is continuing to embrace the city’s sports culture.