Especially on offense, the Seattle Seahawks possess a very different roster going into 2025 than they had in 2024. They've made massive changes at QB and wide r

We’ve seen the Seattle Seahawks make a series of changes this offseason. Perhaps none was bigger than trading Geno Smith

Fant never exceeded 500 yards in his three seasons in Seattle and only scored one touchdown over his final two campaigns with the team. In a new era with a new offensive coordinator in Klint Kubiak, the franchise decided to save nearly $9 million and move forward with younger options at the tight end position.

Another name to watch at safety is Jerrick Reed II, who’s had injuries shorten his seasons back-to-back and now the Seahawks have got Nick Emmanwori on the team and they brought in a special teams/reserve safety in D’Anthony Bell. It may just be an unfavorable numbers game for Reed.

Noah Fant was cut by the Seahawks on Sunday, ending the team's latest attempt to find a star tight end. It's a search that's headed into its 50th season.

Seattle’s last pick of the 2025 draft will need to excel on special teams to make the roster…good thing that was Ricky White III’s bag in college!

As part of commemorating the 50th season, the Seahawks will impact 50 communites throughout the Seahawks season and took part in a few events in Alaska for their 25th community.

The Seahawks made major changes to their roster and draft approach in 2025. This list of stories illustrates how the team drafted multi-position O-lineman Grey Zabel in round one.

The Seattle Seahawks have made some great strides to improve the roster this year, but there's at least one more trade that would go a long way toward making the team a true contender. The ...