John Schneider must acquire a guard capable of playing high-level football right away this offseason. The Seahawks own the No. 18 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. Guard should be their highest offseason priority. We’ve identified three interior blockers they could potentially target with that pick.

Assuming that Tyler Lockett is also a cap casualty, the Seahawks will need to replace him, as well. Here we went to the NFL's wide receiver factory for Kyren Lacy (6-foot-3, 212 pounds). After playing two years at Louisiana Lacy transferred to LSU, where he racked up over 1,400 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns over the last two seasons.

With the Senior Bowl concluded, it's time to kick off NFL draft season. Here is who the Seahawks might take in the first round, according to several mock drafts.

NFL mock drafts have the Seattle Seahawks addressing the offensive line early. That's the baseline expectation, considering the Seahawks have massive needs across the interior of their O-line, and arguably at right guard as well.

This year is no different, as there's once again no consensus on what the Seahawks intend to do with their first-round draft pick. Offensive linemen are popular as mock draft choi