Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports You made your guesses, and now it’s time to follow along and see how many of the Seahawks picks you correctly predicted. Every year fans take a shot at predicting who the Seattle Seahawks will select in the NFL draft by entering the Field Gulls Armchair GM Challenge, and every year fans submit their entry and then promptly forget who they chose. That, of course, leads to inquiries about whether or not it is possible to see the submissions somewhere so that readers can track their results as the team makes their picks. Well, you asked, and Field Gulls has answered. He ..read more

Photo by Keith Birmingham/MediaNews Group/Pasadena Star-News via Getty Images The Rams are reportedly angling for a big draft day trade. The Los Angeles Rams are eight years removed from their last first-round selection. Now that they’re finally involved again on Day 1 of the NFL Draft, it looks like they’re looking to take a big swing. The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reports that the Rams, who are currently No. 19 in the draft order, are angling for a leap into the top-10. The Rams, who haven't picked in the first round since 2016, are calling to get into the top 10, per sources. — Dianna Rus ..read more

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Trade up? Trade down? Stand pat? And then who will the Seahawks draft with their first pick? We make our predictions. It’s Day 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit. The Seattle Seahawks are slated to pick at No. 16 overall, but it’s far from a guarantee that they’ll stay there. We could see our first trade down from Seattle’s top pick since 2019, and it isn’t far-fetched to think the Seahawks could skip the first-round entirely. A trade-up would be a stunner, and one can only assume they’d do that for a quarterback. The Field Gulls staff has peered into thei ..read more

Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports It’s the first draft of the post-Pete Carroll era, and fans expect the Seattle to add guys up front on Day 1. Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Each week we ask questions of the most plugged-in Seattle Seahawks fans and fans across the country. The long wait is finally over, as NFL teams head to Detroit for the 2024 NFL Draft. Fans have spent months concocting the perfect plan to improve their teams ahead of the 2024 season, and tonight front office personnel from across the league will take to the stage to begin a three-day process of s ..read more

Photo by CFP/Getty Images This expansive list includes Round 1 prospects all the way to potential UDFAs. The 2024 NFL Draft is just hours away. Unlike the last two years, it’s shaping up to be a quieter draft for the Seattle Seahawks, who have seven picks but only three through the end of Friday. Expect the Seahawks to trade down and most likely end up with more picks than they started the draft with. In the weeks leading up to the draft, every team gets up to 30 formal in-person meetings with college prospects, who are brought into the team facility for interviews and a physical. These are ca ..read more

Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images Read! Today is the day. Or, at least, one of the big days per NFL season. The 2024 NFL Draft is upon us. Over the next several rounds, our Seattle Seahawks will select all kinds of talented and lovable prospects. These players and their potential will give us a clearer picture as to the schemes the ‘Hawks will be using and the priorities of the new front office and coaching staff. The last few drafts have been good to our squad. Let’s see how today plays out. Who you got? #np Heavenly by Resavoir Seahawks News What’s been your favorite mock pick for the Seah ..read more

Gary Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports Seattle loses potential value without a 2nd round pick, but it’s just another opportunity for John Schneider to make much of little. It seemed apparent during the initial press conferences with new head coach Mike Macdonald, that not only was John Schneider incredibly interested in him, but Macdonald was drawn to the Seattle Seahawks position as well. Whatever it is about the Seahawks he likes, it certainly wasn’t the draft capital. With a mid-round first, no second, and a couple of move-backs for the Sam Howell trade, Seattle lays claim to one of the weaker draft ..read more

Photo by Chris Unger/Getty Images The Seahawks’ division rivals are not short on draft picks. The NFC West has been as tough a division as it gets for over a decade. Last season the San Francisco 49ers locked up the No. 1 seed in the NFC, the Los Angeles Rams rallied from a 3-6 start to make the playoffs at 10-7, the Seattle Seahawks finished 9-8 but just missed out on a postseason spot, and even the Cardinals were more competitive than their 4-13 record indicated. In all likelihood, it’ll be another dog fight to emerge from this division with a winning record and a playoff berth. On the eve o ..read more

Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images Could the Eagles be a possible trade partner for the Seahawks? It’s the night before the NFL Draft, which means it’s time for some rumors! And now it’s time for some pre-draft rumors. It’s been very boring and close to the vest regarding the Seattle Seahawks, which leaves us looking at other teams’ rumors to see if we can link them to the Seahawks’ draft plans. With the belief/expectation that the Seahawks will trade down from No. 16, obviously Seattle needs trading partners who want to move up. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, there are a few teams below ..read more

Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images Reads! Mocks, profiles, positional needs for our Seattle Seahawks, and more! Do we have enough draft picks/how do we acquire more picks? What will the early rounds look like for the ‘Hawks? Plus, mailbag questions! Day after tomorrow, the draft arrives. Let’s go! #np Parking Lots by Plums Seahawks News How John Schneider's 'Ravens impression' will impact Seahawks draft decisions - Seaside Joe What does it mean for Seahawks to 'play like a Raven'?: 1879 Final 2024 horizontal board, thoughts on the draft class and what the Seahawks should do – Seahawks Draft Bl ..read more