Since this is the last of my mock drafts, I will enduldge a little. Instead of my standard format of looking at new players, I'm going to go through the draft with what I think will happen, paired against what I want to happen. Those might be the same things, we won't know till we get in there and look. Draft position... I still have no idea how it really will work out, but I am betting they will trade back in the first. I am guessing they end up with something close to one pick per round, plus it makes an exercise like this really easy. If you want an easy way to make that happen, we give up ..read more

Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images (Editor's note: One more mock draft from our fanposts section to promote to the front page. Thanks for everyone's contributions and input!) Alright folks, rather than my usual moving around trying to get prospects who I like, today we are doing a stick and pick draft. Let's see if we can find some good rookies with no moves. As usual, I'll cover the first round until the Seattle Seahawks pick, then cover the Seahawks draft from there. The First Round - Chicago Bears - QB Caleb Williams, USC Washington Commanders - QB Drake Maye, UNC Ne ..read more

Photo by Brandon Sloter/Image Of Sport/Getty Images (Editor's note: This Seahawks mock draft was promoted from the fanposts section) I really hope they continue the trend from the last couple of years of just getting guys that are good at football. Some might not be the prototypical size or have taken a normal path to get to the position they are in. I kinda like guys that switched positions in college cause that means they were good enough at ball and had enough fight in them to force their way onto the field. That's the good stuff. Disclaimer: READ THIS PLEASE I don't know where the Seattle ..read more

Alternate subhead: I'll take "Things Shakespeare didn't write" for $2,000, Alex. So yeah, I'm doing what I do best: Jumping on the bandwagon long after it's left the livery stables. This is actually my first mock draft ever -- not just on this site, but genuinely ever. I've just never been a fan of them to be honest, and I usually disengage during the NFL's Silly Season that is the run-up to the draft (it helps that this is also when the EPL is in the thick of it). But it's a new regime so I figured, what the hell. My initial thought had been to mock the mock drafts with a humor post wherein I ..read more

Worst kept secret? Eagles / Packers / Redskins all discussing trade up scenarios with Seahawks — Chad Forbes (@NFLDraftBites) April 4, 2024 Building on this recent post from Chad Forbes, I decided to try a mock draft that focused on a single (two part due to simulator limitations) pre-draft trade with the Commanders. In this trade, the Seahawks send R1:16, R4:102, and R6:179 with ED Darrell Taylor and CB Michael Jackson to the Commanders for R2:36, R2:40, R3:78, and R5:152. Breaking down this trade, it is basically a straight up trade down from the first round for the two second round picks ..read more

Photo by David Jensen/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images (Editor's note: Another Seahawks mock draft from the fanposts!) We are past the halfway point of mock draft season. We have made it through the bottom and are climbing back into sanity. I am starting to believe that this draft is going to have way more "reaches" and "fallers." All of the mocks are all over the place. Also, I don't think pundits are taking into account what the new kick off rule really means. Disclaimer: READ THIS PLEASE I don't know where the Seattle Seahawks will end up picking, but there is a good chance we will pick som ..read more

Welcome back for the third official installment of my Mock Draft Series, the fourth will be more prognostication. This draft is taking a look at what we might see if the value is there to pick up more picks while moving off of Day 1 entirely. For this draft, I'm assuming that Schneider has handed out scant few R1 grades this year and that all of those players will be long gone by the time that Pick 16 rolls around. Unlike my other Mocks, I'll be giving some reasoning behind each of the picks prior to the Seahawks picks. If you want to read my other Mocks you can here: https://www.fieldgulls.c ..read more

Photo by Keith Gillett/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images (Editor's note: Some great mock drafts in the fanposts! It's more exciting than combing through 8-9 reputable draft analysts all writing the same thing about the Seahawks. Keep them going!) Hey Field Gulls, tis the Season for Mocking. Lots of good mocks out there and nobody truly knows what is going to happen. I really focused on trading back to get additional value as much as possible and had some tremendous trade opportunities present themselves. I don't use PFF because I am cheap. So Pro Football Network lets you do a fun, fast, and FR ..read more

I have heard that this draft isn't very deep a bunch, but I just don't see it. There is value the whole way through the draft if you aren't too position picky. With that in mind, I decided to look at what a lot of other FGers have said and get OL later in the draft. I'm not sure I am sold, but thats what these mocks are for. Also, the kickoff rules changed and I am guessing they will address that in the draft. Disclaimer: READ THIS PLEASE I don't know where we will end up picking, but there is a good chance we will pick some time in each round, so that is what we will look at, regardless of ..read more

In this mock draft, I tried less overall movement and tried to focus more on getting into the right positions to draft players who can be impact contributors early, as well as building draft capital in 2025. I made five pre-draft trades, and one trade down out of the end of the 4th round. I picked up future picks in the 5th, 6th, and 7th rounds in 2025. Three players were traded in the six trades made. Players Traded - In a trade down in the 1st Round, the Seahawks send R1:16, R4:102, and CB Michael Jackson Sr to the Philadelphia Eagles for R1:22 and R2: 50. The Seahawks trade DE Dre'Mont Jo ..read more