Hi all, my latest show with Puck is now available wherever you get your podcasts. I’ve stuck the YouTube video below. Please support Puck’s new venture by checking it out, liking the video and leaving a comment. I’ve also just done a great interview with Washington tight end Jack Westover, which will be uploaded on my channel tomorrow ..read more

I think John Schneider is going to draft a quarterback next week. I appreciate it’s not the boldest of bold takes. However, when the Seahawks traded for Sam Howell I certainly doubted it at the time. I’ve come around a bit since then. That move, with hindsight, was undoubtedly an attempt to hedge the draft and make sure you didn’t come out of this off-season with no young quarterback on the roster. The alternative was scrambling around in the expensive, underwhelming veteran backup market. Thus, Howell to Seattle. In the last 24 hours there are a few tea leaves doing the rounds that suggest t ..read more

I haven’t commented on mock drafts this year, mainly because most of them have had the same player at #16. Dane Brugler’s latest in the Athletic follows suit. However, I think his seven round mock today is interesting and worth a post. He did about as good a job as can be expected in terms of projecting a realistic haul for the Seahawks. There are still a couple of things I think are unlikely. He has the Seahawks using four consecutive picks on defensive players. I think there’s likely to be more of an offensive focus than this. There’s also, in my opinion, absolutely no way Ben Sinnott lasts ..read more

Here’s everything I think about the Seahawks and the 2024 draft with just over a week to go… — If Troy Fautanu or Taliese Fuaga are there at #16, the Seahawks should stick and pick. I also think this is what the Seahawks will do if they’re available. I’m still not confident they’ll make it to #16. There’s a lot of interest in Fautanu — the fourth most explosive lineman in the draft who also happens to be highly athletic, an A+ character person and he has valuable positional versatility. It’s concerning that so many mocks pair him with Seattle. I suspect teams will think if they want him, they ..read more

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Updated TEF scores Following all of the pro-days, data is now available for players who didn’t do all three tests (bench, vertical, broad) at the combine to produce a TEF score (measuring explosive traits). The formula was explained in our combine preview. Basically, a score over 3.00 determines an explosive testing result. Here’s the updated list for the 2024 draft class: Beaux Limmer — 3.68 Mason McCormick — 3.60 Jarrett Kingston — 3.44 Troy Fautanu — 3.27 C.J. Hanson — 3.21 Dylan McMahon — 3.20 Frank Crum — 3.19 Tanor Bortolini — 3.16 Brandon Coleman — 3.16 Josiah Ezirim — 3.13 Kingsley Su ..read more

Every Thursday I join Jason Puckett at PuckSports.com to talk about the Seahawks and the draft. Please check it out below, support Puck and support our show together. If you can like the video, leave comments and give it a watch it all helps. Puck also does a show with Mike Garafolo every Thursday, so be sure to check that out too ..read more

I’ve never done a four-round mock before. This is what happens when you’re on a seven-hour flight and none of the films on the plane are any good. I also wanted to run through some scenarios today with two weeks to go until the draft, including: — The likelihood of Troy Fautanu & Taliese Fuaga being off the board by #16 and how the Seahawks pivot after that — What a realistic trade-down scenario looks like — How the Seahawks gain a pick in the ideal range to select a starting guard for this year — What I think a Ron Wolf-influenced John Schneider might do now he’s in charge If you want to ..read more

The names are drip-feeding in as reporters share information on Twitter and players such as Matt Goncalves, Theo Johnson and Kam Kinchens share pictures on Instagram — but here are the confirmed names that have taken or are due to take official visits to Seattle so far: Tyrice Knight (LB, UTEP) Malachi Corley (WR, Western Kentucky) John Rhys Plumlee (QB, UCF) Grayson Murphy (EDGE, UCLA) Nathaniel Watson (LB, Mississippi State) Khristian Boyd (DT, Northern Iowa) Theo Johnson (TE, Penn State) Byron Murphy (DT, Texas) Chop Robinson (EDGE, Penn State) Travis Glover (T, Georgia State) Bo Nix (QB ..read more

This is a guest article written by Curtis Allen… With several quarterbacks available in this draft and the Seahawks having two quarterbacks on the roster who have had varying degrees of NFL success, there has been much discussion about whether they should break their draft cycle habit and seriously invest in the quarterback position for the first time since they drafted Russell Wilson in 2012. It would be beneficial to explore both sides of this question as objectively as possible. Why The Seahawks Should Not Draft a Quarterback 1-They have several long-term needs at other positions The new a ..read more