Seahawks Offseason Tracker: Keep up on moves, draft picks, more

The Seahawks are coming off a surprising trip to the playoffs and are looking to take the next step in 2023. To get there, they need to make improvements this offseason.

Keep up with the Seahawks’ moves in free agency as well as their departures, coaching changes and draft picks leading up to training camp. We will update this post whenever Hawks news breaks with links to full stories on SeattleSports.com and reports by NFL insiders.

Additions via free agency

DL Dre’Mont Jones (reported three-year deal)
DL Jarran Reed (reported two-year deal)
C/G Evan Brown (reported one-year deal)
LB Devin Bush (reported one-year deal)
DB Julian Love (reported two-year deal)
LB Bobby Wagner (reported one-year deal)
DE Mario Edwards (reported one-year deal)

Departures via free agency

LB Cody Barton to Washington
RB Rashaad Penny to Philadelphia
RB Travis Homer to Chicago
DL L.J. Collier to Arizona
S Johnathan Abram to New Orleans
WR Marquise Goodwin to Cleveland
S Ryan Neal to Tampa Bay
DL Quinton Jefferson to Jets
RB Tony Jones Jr. to Broncos
LB Tanner Muse to Pittsburgh
DL Poona Ford to Buffalo
DL Al Woods to Jets
WR Penny Hart to Atlanta

Re-signed/extended

QB Geno Smith
FB/LB Nick Bellore
G Phil Haynes
QB Drew Lock (reported one-year deal)
LB Jon Rhattigan (exclusive rights tender)
DT Myles Adams (exclusive rights tender)
CB Michael Jackson (exclusive rights tender)
WR Cody Thompson
CB Artie Burns

Notable releases by Seahawks

DL Shelby Harris
DL Quinton Jefferson
G Gabe Jackson
LB Ben Burr-Kirven
DL Al Woods

Seahawks unrestricted free agents

DL Shelby Harris
G Gabe Jackson
LB Ben Burr-Kirven
RB Godwin Igwebuike (exclusive rights free agent non-tendered)
C Kyle Fuller
CB Justin Coleman
LS Tyler Ott
S Josh Jones
LS Carson Tinker
CB Jalen Tabor
LB Cullen Gillaspia
DL Darryl Johnson

Retired

C Austin Blythe

Coaching additions

Greg Olson, QB coach
Roy Anderson, secondary coach
BT Jordan, pass rush specialist

Coaching departures

Aaron Curry, LB coach (Steelers LB coach)
Dave Canales, QB coach (Buccaneers OC)
Sean Desai, associate head coach-defense (Eagles DC)
Brad Idzik, assistant WR coach (Buccaneers WR coach)

Full Seahawks coaching staff

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— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) March 14, 2023

Seahawks 2023 NFL Draft picks

Seahawks Draft Breakdown: A look at every 2023 NFL Draft pick

• Day 1

First round – No. 5 (from Denver): Devon Witherspoon, CB, Illinois (Story | Reaction)
First round – No. 20: Jaxon Smith-Njigma, WR, Ohio State (Story | Reaction)

• Day 2

Second round – No. 37 (from Denver): Darick Hall, LB, Auburn (Story)
Second round – No. 52: Zach Charbonnet, RB, UCLA (Story)
Third round – No. 83 Traded to Denver for No. 108 and 2024 third-round pick

• Day 3

Fourth round – No. 108 (from Denver): Anthony Bradford, OG, LSU (Story)
Fourth round – No. 123: Cameron Young, DT, Mississippi State (Story)
Fifth round – No. 151 (from Pittsburgh): Mike Morris, DE, Michigan (Story)
Fifth round – No. 154: Olusegun Oluwatimi, C, Michigan (Story)
Sixth round – No. 198: Jerrick Reed II, S, New Mexico (Story)
Seventh round – No. 237: Kenny McIntosh, RB, Georgia (Story)

Key offseason dates

March 13: Start of free agency legal tampering
March 15: Official start of NFL league year and free agency
April 27-29: NFL Draft in Kansas City