New quarterback, new receivers, new offensive coordinator and offensive coaching staff. That’s no problem for Mike Macdonald, whose visions for the Seahawks in 2025 remain focused on pursuing the Lombardi Trophy.

Since taking the reins as Seahawks general manager in 2010, John Schneider has been as active moving up and down the draft board as any executive in the NFL. What moves rank as his best? And which ones left him with the most remorse?

Unlike the offensive side of the ball, the Seahawks have worked diligently to keep their defense intact this offseason after a strong finish to the 2024 season. Where do things stand at each position group heading into the 2025 NFL Draft?

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.

Following a crazy week where the team traded Geno Smith and DK Metcalf along with several roster cuts, the Seahawks could be far busier in free agency than usual filling numerous holes on the roster.

Before the legal tampering period opens on Monday, the Seahawks ensured they would have their entire starting defensive line back for 2025 by inking a key veteran to a multi-year deal.

After narrowly missing out on the playoffs, the Seahawks face a crucial next couple of months to improve the roster for a 2025 postseason push. What hypothetical moves could be made to guide the team back into contention?

While there’s no guarantee Jarran Reed will be back with the Seahawks as free agency approaches, Mike Macdonald remains optimistic the veteran will be part of the team’s foundation moving forward.

Jarran Reed continued to play at a high level for the Seahawks in his ninth season. Does the pending free agent still fit into the team’s defensive line plans moving forward?