SAN DIEGO, CA - NOVEMBER 04: Utah State Aggies wide receiver Jalen Royals (1) runs with the ball during a game between the Utah State Aggies and the San Diego State Aztecs on November 04, 2023, at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, CA. / (Photo by Justin Fine/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Pro Football Focus recently released a seven-round Seattle Seahawks 2025 NFL mock draft. In the most shocking selection, the Seahawks select Geno Smith’s eventual successor, Ole Miss’ Jaxson Dart, at No. 18 overall. We’ll take you on a round-by-round journey to grade PFF’s latest seven-round exercise.

Last week's Senior Bowl marked the final time NFL coaches and scouts will get a look at potential draftees in a gamelike setting before the NFL draft on April 24-26. The focus turns to the scouting combine Feb.

It may not be entirely accurate to say the Seattle Seahawks are at a crossroads when it comes to their quarterback situation, but at the very least, it's probably time to start forming a long-term plan.

That creates the possibility that the Seahawks won’t feel forced to utilize their first-round selection. General manager John Schneider is also equipped with Nos. 50 and 82 in the second and third rounds. In case the Seahawks target an interior lineman on Day Two, we’ve identified three potential options.

Another week, another mock draft in which the Seattle Seahawks take an offensive lineman in the first round. We’re still pre-NFL Scouting Combine, so that’s extra reason to take these mocks with a grain of salt,

Good news: thanks to a new 2025 NFL mock draft from Josh Edwards at CBS Sports we have a new scenario to chew on for the Seahawks and that 18th overall pick. Edwards has Seattle throwing a curveball and picking MIchigan tight end Colston Loveland at that spot.