With Sam Darnold now under contract for the next three seasons, the Seahawks have at minimum a quality young bridge quarterback on the roster. Could that prevent them from drafting a signal caller again next month?

Logan Gilbert has been named the Mariners’ Opening Day starter, yet another milestone reached in his young career and yet another point in his favor in potential extension negotiations.

Plugging several holes in the first week of free agency, the Seahawks still have one glaring need heading towards a critical 2025 NFL Draft, but that issue could be remedied as early as Monday.

Seawolves’ new wing Malacchi Esdale punched the winning ticket in Seattle’s home opener, his first try in MLR since 2020. Now, he is following in the footsteps of other international Sevens-turned-Seawolves in the Pacific Northwest.

After a tumultuous 2024 season both on and off the field, Seattle is looking for stability to find the way back to the top of the NWSL food chain.

Injuries have slowed down Cooper Kupp in recent seasons, but his remaining strengths should allow him to mesh well in Klint Kubiak’s scheme alongside Jaxon Smith-Njigba as part of a rebuilt Seahawks receiving corps.

Choosing to return to his home state after being courted by multiple teams, the Seahawks needed Cooper Kupp as much as the receiver needed them, making a three-year pact perfect for all parties.

In what seemed like a blink of an eye, the Seahawks pivoted away from one Pro Bowl quarterback to another, and Sam Darnold hopes to continue his upward track by remaining a steadfast student of the game learning from his past mistakes.

Rookie forward Mackenzie Holmes will have a chance to crack the Seattle Storm’s 12-player roster in 2025.

George Kirby is expected to miss the start of the regular season due to shoulder inflammation. But instead of filling the void left by Kirby with Emerson Hancock, here’s why the Mariners should take this opportunity to give the ball to Logan Evans.

Unlike a year ago, the Seahawks have prioritized signing players with previous links to their coaching staff this offseason, a trend that likely will continue as free agency progresses into the second and third phase.

Though the last six weeks of the 2024-25 season will be tricky on the ice overcoming numerous veteran losses, Ron Francis foresees an opportunity for the Kraken to get back into playoff contention quickly.

Continuing to stockpile talent along the defensive line, the Seahawks made a bold move to bring Demarcus Lawrence on board with hopes he can bounce back from a significant injury and boost both the pass rush and run defense off the edge.

Continuing her impressive run in Unrivaled, Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins-Smith will be a key player in 2025.

Seeking speed on the outside after losing DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, the Seahawks will link coordinator Klint Kubiak back up with one of his big play weapons from New Orleans.

Seattle couldn’t overcome mistakes in their defensive third and dropped the away leg to Cruz Azul in Mexico City, ending their Championship Cup hopes.

Unlike past offseasons, the Seahawks came out aggressive aiming to upgrade their offensive line. But the latest effort to do so came up short due to multiple factors, allowing the Vikings to score the prize.

In the aftermath of trading two foundational pieces on offense and signing a new quarterback, the Seahawks have a treasure trove of draft picks to reload the unit around Sam Darnold. How can they make the most of those 10 selections come April?

While several quality veteran offensive linemen were plucked up by other teams on the first day of the legal tampering period, plenty of options remain available for the Seahawks to upgrade at center and/or guard.

Seeking depth along the offensive line, the Seahawks fulfilled that goal by acquiring former Cardinals draft pick Josh Jones on a one-year deal, providing the team with a new swing tackle.