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For now, let's take a look at the Seahawks' defensive depth chart after Tuesday's moves. DL: Leonard Williams, Johnathan Hankins, Byron Murphy II, Jarran Reed, Roy Robertson-Harris, Mike Morris ...

Mills boasts a pro-ready 6-5, 291-pound frame, and his production with the Fighting Irish displayed he could immediately become an impact player for the Seahawks. While a starting role may be further off, Mills could be a Day 1 rotational defensive end for Seattle.

Mike Macdonald got his guy. Following a trade with the Tennessee Titans, the Seattle Seahawks selected Nick Emmanwori with the third pick in the second round of the NFL Draft (No. 35 overall). Emmanwori was considered one of the best athletes in the draft and was the top-ranked safety by ESPN.

Seattle Seahawks reporter Jackie Montgomery reviews the depth throughout the offensive ... ll face Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt has played a big ...

Spring football is officially in the rear-view mirror for Arkansas football. Here's a way-too-early depth chart prediction for the Razorbacks this fall.

Seahawks.com reporter Jackie Montgomery reports on the depth at the linebacker position with the additions of Bruce Irvin and 2020 first-round draft pick Jordyn Brooks.

I have decided to lean more into the OR tags for these projections. Now let's jump into the early defensive depth chart prospect. You can see the offensive depth chart here.

Now let's jump into the early defensive depth chart prospect. You can see the offensive depth chart here.

Here's how we see the Seahawks' updated depth chart at quarterback with Lock returning. Rhys-Plumlee is technically listed as a wide receiver, but obviously he could function as an emergency ...

Comment: The Seahawks didn’t take a cornerback in the draft, as many expected given the team’s depth, and John Schneider acknowledged afterward that the Seahawks may need to add a corner or two.

Seattle signed two players with fifth-round grades in "The Beast," including a 6-5, 274-pound defensive end who had seven sacks in 2024.

Hamilton should begin at the bottom of the depth chart to open his career. While he's experienced and relatively productive, he'll need to prove to the coaching staff he can play at an NFL-caliber level. He should push Murchison for snaps on the line.