Emmanwori is a star in the making who exploded at the NFL Combine. He's expected to give them their new enforcer in the secondary, and is said to be a perfect fit for Mike Macdonald's defense. Arroyo ...

Love returns as the constant in Macdonald's defensive backfield. His abilities and value shouldn't go underappreciated. Pro Football Focus recently named every team's most underrated player. To nobody ...

One player who has harnessed the power of technology ... Daniels attributes much of his growth as a quarterback to his consistent utilization of virtual reality simulations. VR isn’t just͏ ...

the largest possible cap savings with any player on the roster. More likely is keeping all four and figuring out how best to use each. Likely role in 2025: The Seahawks answered a big question ...

The Seahawks are cutting four players, per ESPN. This includes quarterback Jaren Hall. The other players are linebacker Michael Dowell, center Michael Novitsky and outside linebacker Kenneth Odumegwu.

Following those moves, the Seahawks now have 74 players on their 90-man roster before signing any undrafted free agents. Hall, who joined the Seahawks last season, initially signing to the ...

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald wants it to be known that Milroe isn't a Taysom Hill-like gadget player. Seattle will attempt to develop Milroe into a long-term option at quarterback.

Those sources reportedly believe that the Seahawks are down to two players at No. 18: Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan and North Dakota State offensive linemen Grey Zabel. With McMillan ...

So, what does that look like? On the edge, Seattle needs to raise its ceiling. The Seahawks have good players but not a true game wrecker who must be accounted for every snap. Mafe performed like ...

The Seattle Seahawks completed their 16th draft under GM John Schneider and second-year head coach Mike Macdonald. They focused on adding smart, tough, reliable, and athletic players to build ...

In Schneider’s first 12 years as Seattle’s general manager, the Seahawks drafted 22 offensive linemen. They signed exactly one of those players to a contract extension: center Justin Britt.