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

The Ravens the past few seasons have been one of the most successful rosters in football, and ESPN projects more of the same in 2025.

NFL cornerbacks are getting paid. The Seahawks have two quality players at the position. Is the team getting ready to open its checkbook not once but twice?

The Seattle Seahawks underwent another offseason of considerable change. To Seattle's credit, when the team falls short of its goals, the franchise never wastes time deciding on whether or not to pivot in a new direction. Such is the case for the Seahawks now, as they decided to completely renovate their offense.

Over the past two seasons, the Seahawks were 8th in 2024 and 4th in 2023. With DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett outta here, Barnwell placed Seattle at the bottom of the NFC West and in the bottom half of the overall rankings at No. 19.

A list of the top 25 NFL teams this century is well-represented by the Patriots. Two of the Seattle Seahawks’ best squads earned some recognition as well.

The Seahawks have experienced significant turnover on their offense, which has lead to a drastic change in their rankings this season.

Schneider's lone big-time acquisition at guard occurred during the 2025 NFL draft when he selected Grey Zabel in the first round. Zabel will be an instant starter at left guard this season. The right-sided spot will be decided by another competition between Anthony Bradford and Christian Haynes.

That difference could be huge in determining just how close Darnold comes to matching his excellent 2024 production in Minnesota. Coaching is more than just a schematic battle, though. According to Bill Barnwell at ESPN, the real key to managing Darnold may be a mental one.