The Seattle Seahawks learned a lot at the NFL Combine. They met with upwards of 30 prospects formally, and watched 329 total players participate in some capacity in Indianapolis. General manager John Schneider and head coach Mike Macdonald are closer to finalizing their 2025 NFL draft plans.

The Seattle Seahawks have made their defense a priority under head coach Mike Macdonald. Last year, the team drafted blue-chip Texas defensive lineman Byron Murphy in Round 1. Would the Seahawks consider taking another defensive lineman in the 2025 NFL draft?

The Seahawks scouted the NFL combine with a coordinated blueprint for the line they didn’t have this time last year.

The Seattle Seahawks were allowed to hold a maximum of 45 formal interviews with prospects at the 2025 NFL combine. Those prospect meetings are imperative to general manager John Schneider setting a draft board and strategy.

Mike Macdonald’s team has its share of talent. The Seahawks’ offensive line is the club’s Achilles’ heel and is warranting a lot of attention at Indianapolis.

We’re t-minus one week until the start of the “legal tampering” portion of NFL free agency. For Seattle Seahawks fans, all eyes are on John Schneider to see how he’ll handle this particular offseason given the state of the offensive line.