Your one-stop shop for Seahawks draft coverage ahead of Thursdays start of the 2025 NFL Draft.

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The NFL Draft kicks offThursday in Green Bay, and the Seahawks have a big opportunity to improve their roster, holding 10 picks, including five in the first three rounds.

That kind of draft capital gives the Seahawks a lot of flexibility to make trades, should they so desire, or if they stay put, those picks are an opportunity to add a lot of talent to the roster.

"It's exciting," Seahawks general manager and president of football operations John Schneider said. "We were in there yesterday afternoon staring at (the draft board) for a while. It's fun. There's a lot of room for activity. It just provides us with more opportunities to either just stay and pick good players, or maneuver around."

Seattle's 2025 Draft Picks:Round 1, No. 18 overall; Round 2, No. 50 overall; Round 2, No. 52 overall (from Pittsburgh); Round 3, No. 82 overall; Round 3, No. 92 overall (from Las Vegas); Round 4, No. 137 overall (compensatory pick); Round 5, No. 172 overall (compensatory pick); Round 5, No. 175 overall (compensatory pick); Round 7, No. 223 overall (from Pittsburgh); Round 7, No. 234 overall.

Throughout the offseason, Seahawks.com has been helping you get ready for the draft with coverage that spanned the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama to the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis to the NFL Annual Meeting in Palm Beach, Florida to position-by-position draft preview stories to draft analysis from Rob Rang, one of the very best in the business.

If you missed any of our coverage throughout the offseason so far, no worries, we've compiled it here for your pre-draft reading pleasure.

Senior Bowl

• Go behind the scenes with Mike Macdonald and the Seahawks player personnel department.
• Macdonald from the Senior Bowl on being able to be more involved this year in the pre-draft process than he was last year.

NFL Scouting Combine

• Why the Seahawks feel theyre just ahead of the curve heading into their second season under Macdonald.
• Macdonald on how the new offensive scheme and coaching staff will help the Seahawks have alignment on each side of the ball.

• Schneider on the Seahawks looking to focus on their identity and on recapturing homefield advantage.

NFL Annual Meeting

• Macdonald on the foundational knowledge that comes with a full year on the job.

• Schneider on how the new scheme and coaching staff should help the offensive line improve.

• Schneider on offseason so far and whats to come in the draft and beyond.

Position-By-Position Draft Preview Stories, With Prospect Rankings From Rob Rang

• Offensive Line
• Defensive Line and Outside Linebacker
• Tight End
• Linebacker
• Running Back
• Safety
• Receiver
• Cornerback
• Quarterback

Rob Rang's Seahawks Draft Preview Series

• Seven-Round Seahawks Mock Draft
• Offense-Only Seahawks Mock Draft
• Defense-Only Seahawks Mock Draft
• Rang on college teammates who could intrigue the Seahawks.
• Rang on current prospects who share similarities to Seahawks Legends.

Mock Draft Trackers

• Mock Draft 1.0 (01/27/25)
• Mock Draft 2.0 (02/05/25)
• Mock Draft 3.0 (02/12/25)
• Mock Draft 4.0 (02/19/25)
• Mock Draft 5.0 (02/26/25)
• Mock Draft 6.0 (03/04/25)
• Mock Draft 7.0 (03/17/25)
• Mock Draft 8.0 (03/28/25)
• Mock Draft 9.0 (04/02/25)
• Mock Draft 10.0 (04/08/25)
• Mock Draft 11.0 (04/17/25)
• Mock Draft 12.0 (04/22/25)

And finally,Things we learned from John Schneider and Mike Macdonalds pre-draft press conference on Monday.