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Seattle has already remade its image on offense, trading away DK Metcalf and Geno Smith, and replacing them with free agents Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp.
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The Seattle Seahawks made a lot of noise to start the 2025 NFL offseason, thanks mostly to their makeover of the quarterback position. Gone is Geno Smith, traded to the Las Vegas Raiders after a surprise leap into Pro Bowl form.
Seattle addressed the void at quarterback by adding Darnold in free agency after he put together a career year with the Vikings last season. The question remains, however, of who will step up in place of Metcalf as the Seahawks' top receiver alongside Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
With the NFL Draft less than four weeks away, here's a look at who various experts are projecting the Seattle Seahawks to select with their No. 18 overall pick.
Seattle can keep him at a reasonable cost. But if Darnold regresses outside of Kevin O'Connell's offense, the Seahawks will be able to move on from the No. 3 pick in the 2018 NFL draft without incurring much of a penalty.
NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang sees similarities between some of this year’s most intriguing NFL prospects and former Seahawks Legends
General manager John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald are among the Seattle Seahawks contingent headed to the NFL’s annual spring meetings Sunday through Tuesday in Palm Springs, Florida.
The Seahawks now have five picks in the top 92, allowing them to be aggressive while still hitting on several key needs.
Stacy Rost takes a look at four non-offensive linemen who could make sense for the Seattle Seahawks to draft with their No. 18 overall pick.
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