Tonight marks the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, a pivotal moment for the Seattle Seahawks. The decisions made tonight could shape the team's success for years to come.

We are officially only days away from the 2025 NFL Draft, and so much of the smoke that was present when I made my first mock pre-free agency has dissipated, so there is no better time to give it another go.

The 2025 offseason has brought significant changes for the Seattle Storm, headlined by the high-profile departure of superstar guard Jewell Loyd. With her exit, the last link to the 2020 championship team is gone—officially ending an era. But where one chapter ends, another begins, and the Storm are in a strong position heading into this next phase.

The Seahawks' overall inactivity in free agency and the few moves they have made paint a vivid picture of general manager John Schneider's plans for the team going forward; this plan could either set the Seahawks up for a lot of success in the future or blow up spectacularly and cost Schneider his job.

During John Schneider's tenure as the Seahawks general manager, the team has been known for having pretty quiet off seasons; that has not been the case this year.

With the NFL Combine over, all eyes have turned to the draft.

NFL free agency opens on March 12th at 4:00 PM EST, and with it comes an opportunity for the Seattle Seahawks to improve the roster.

NFL free agency opens on March 12th at 4:00 PM EST, and with it comes an opportunity for the Seattle Seahawks to improve the roster.

NFL free agency is just a month away, but before that happens, every team has to do some spring cleaning regarding its salary, and the Seahawks are no different.

Barring any unforeseen surprises, the Mariner's offseason has come to a close, and many fans who hoped this team will be better than average this season have ended along with it.