The Seahawks have made 12 pick-for-pick trades under general manager John Schneider. Getting two third-round compensatory picks would seem to make another one likely this year.
The NFL announced compensatory picks on Friday, and it was good news for the Seahawks. They'll get two third-round picks, a better haul than some expected.
Christian McCaffrey's triple-threat abilities intrigue Brock Huard, but the 710 ESPN host says the ex-Stanford running back will be picked before the Seahawks could reasonable draft him.
Daniel Jeremiah from the NFL Network joined "Brock and Salk" for an early look at this year's draft. Here are some highlights pertaining to the Seahawks and the Huskies.
Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer expects his former players Nick Vannett and Tyvis Powell to be solid contributors, and citizens, for the Seahawks.
Highlights from Danny O'Neil's latest "Hawk Talk" chat, including his impressions of the Seahawks' 2016 rookie class after last weekend's minicamp in Renton.
Seahawks first-round draft pick Germain Ifedi talks with reporters about the first practice of Seattle’s rookie minicamp as well as the difference between playing guard and tackle.
The Seahawks announced Friday that nine of their 10 draft picks are under contract as are the 13 players they signed as undrafted free agents. Running back Zac Brooks is the lone drafted player who remains unsigned.
Danny O'Neil lists three draft picks and two undrafted free agents in his list of the five Seahawks rookies with the best chance to earn as starting job by Week 1.
A look at what defensive tackle Jarran Reed's rookie contract with the Seahawks should look like as well as some context for how relatively quickly it was agreed to.
The Seahawks on Tuesday revealed the uniform numbers that they've assigned to their 10-member draft class, but it sounds as though one number isn't totally settled yet.
We knew the Seahawks still want to run the ball before they drafted C.J. Prosise, Alex Collins and Zac Brooks. But those selections showed that Seattle won’t ask just one player to replace Marshawn Lynch even if that one player is as good as Thomas Rawls was a year ago.
General manager John Schneider joined "Brock and Salk" Monday to discuss the Seahawks' 2016 draft, touching on each of the 10 players they chose and some of the undrafted free agents the team signed afterward.
A look at all the local undrafted free-agent news after the NFL Draft, including the Seahawks' search for a backup quarterback and landing spots for several UW and WSU players.
After taking C.J. Prosise and Alex Collins, the Seahawks used their 10th and final pick on Clemson's Zac Brooks, who began his career as a wide receiver and never started for the Tigers.
There were more defensive players chosen in the first three rounds this year than any NFL Draft in the past 60 years. So of course this was the year Seattle’s draft class overwhelmingly stilted toward offense with eight of the 10 players picked playing on that side of the ball.
Running back Dwayne Washington, who had an up-and-down career with UW and opted to forego his senior year with the Huskies, was taken in the seventh round (236th overall) by the Detroit Lions.
The Seahawks closed out the 2016 draft with the seventh-round selections of wide receiver Kenny Lawler from Cal then another running back, Zac Brooks from Clemson.