Former Seattle Sports Lead Editor
Brady Henderson
Brady Henderson is the former editor in chief of 710Sports.com and assisted in the website's Seahawks coverage. Brady joined 710Sports.com in 2010 after covering high school sports for The Seattle Times. A Seattle native, he attended O'Dea High School and has a degree in journalism from Western Washington University. Follow Brady: @BradyHenderson
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BRADY HENDERSON | May 3, 2016John Schneider: No Seahawk will wear Marshawn Lynch’s 24 in 2016
Seahawks general manager John Schneider told "Brock and Salk" that no player will wear No. 24 for Seattle during the 2016 regular season in honor of retiring running back Marshawn Lynch.
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BRADY HENDERSON | May 2, 2016Seahawks add Skyline High School product Jake Heaps to QB mix
The Seahawks entered the draft with no quarterbacks other than Russell Wilson on their roster. They now have two of them after signing undrafted free agent Trevone Boykin and then Skyline High School product Jake Heaps.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | May 2, 2016Lineups: Mariners vs. A’s, Game 1
After a day off, Norichika Aoki is back atop the Mariners' lineup for the opener of their three-game series against the A's in Oakland.
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BRADY HENDERSON | May 2, 2016John Schneider on the Seahawks’ draft picks, rookie free agents
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.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016
Seventh-round pick Zac Brooks part of Seahawks’ stockpile at RB
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.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016
Seventh-round pick Kenny Lawler lone receiver taken in draft by Seahawks
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.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016Seahawks draft C Joey Hunt in sixth round
The Seahawks addressed their offensive line early in the draft, and they’re doing so late in the draft as well, taking center Joey Hunt from Texas Christian University with their sixth-round pick.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016Fifth-round pick Alex Collins fits Seahawks’ RB mold
The Seahawks are stocking up in the backfield, making Alex Collins, who posted monster numbers in his career at Arkansas, the second running back of their 2016 draft class.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 30, 2016Third-round pick C.J. Prosise will bring receiving skills to Seahawks’ backfield
The Seahawks' first of three third-round picks, Notre Dame's C.J. Prosise, is a converted wide receiver, which means he has one of the necessary tools to be an effective third-down back.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016Seahawks move up in fifth round to take versatile DT Quinton Jefferson
For the second time in this year’s draft, the Seahawks have traded up to take a defensive tackle. They did so in the second round on Thursday for Alabama’s Jarran Reed and again on Saturday, moving up in the fifth round for Maryland’s Quinton Jefferson at No. 147.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 30, 2016Strength the key asset to Seahawks with O-line pick Rees Odhiambo
The Seahawks made Odhiambo the second offensive lineman they drafted among the first three rounds, and his strength was the first thing general manager John Schneider mentioned about him.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 29, 2016Seahawks say third-round pick Nick Vannett is draft’s best blocking TE
The Seahawks' desire to equip its run-first offense with the type of run-blocking tight end that is becoming increasingly hard to find led them to selecting Ohio State tight end Nick Vannett in the third round.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 29, 2016Seahawks take RB C.J. Prosise, TE Nick Vannett, OL Rees Odhiambo in third round
With a trio of picks clustered at the end of the third round, the Seahawks addressed some remaining needs by drafting running back C.J. Prosise from Notre Dame, tight end Nick Vannett from Ohio State and then offensive lineman Rees Odhiambo from Boise State.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 29, 2016Seahawks trade up 7 spots, draft Alabama DT Jarran Reed at No. 49
The Seahawks traded their No. 56 second-round pick and No. 124 fourth-round pick to the Chicago Bears for the No. 49 selection, where they drafted Alabama defensive tackle Jarran Reed to help fill the hole left by nose tackle Brandon Mebane, who went to San Diego in free agency.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 29, 2016After trade back, Seahawks have four picks on Day 2 of draft
By virtue of their first-round trade with Denver, the Seahawks are set for what could be a busy few hours as the draft resumes with the second and third rounds.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 29, 2016
Yessir! Watch, listen as Germain Ifedi reacts to being drafted by Seahawks
One of the coolest parts of the NFL Draft is the emotional reactions from players when they find out they’ve just been selected. Germain Ifedi had a memorable one Thursday night after the Seahawks chose the Texas A&M tackle with the 31st pick in the first round.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 29, 2016Video, transcript of Tom Cable on new Seahawks RT Germain Ifedi
Seahawks offensive-line coach Tom Cable spoke with reporters about the selection of right tackle Germain Ifedi and the transition he faces coming from a spread offense.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 28, 2016Seahawks take OT Germain Ifedi from Texas A&M after moving back in first round
The Seahawks did indeed address their offensive line in the first round of the NFL Draft, taking Germain Ifedi from Texas A&M after a trade back.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 28, 2016Seahawks move back in first round, trade 26th pick to Denver
A long wait to make their first-round pick will be a little longer for the Seahawks, who have traded the 26th overall pick to Denver. Seattle gets the Broncos’ first-round pick, which is No. 31 overall, and their third-round selection, which is No. 94 overall.
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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS | Apr 28, 2016Setting the scene from the Seahawks’ headquarters before Round 1
Will the Seahawks draft an offensive lineman, trade back or do something else? We're covering it all from Seahawks headquarters in Renton as the NFL Draft is finally here.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 28, 2016Will the Seahawks address their offensive line early in the draft?
The Seahawks will almost certainly use this year's draft to add to an offensive line that remains the biggest question mark on their roster. It's just a matter of how early they do so.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 26, 2016Seahawks’ Pete Carroll, John Schneider prepared for an extra deep draft class
Head coach Pete Carroll and John Schneider were especially unforthcoming in Tuesday's pre-NFL Draft press conference, but there were still some items of interest to come out of their meeting with the media.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 26, 2016What the Seahawks have in mind for Chris Clemons, Brandon Browner
Pete Carroll and John Schneider indicated Tuesday that they believe Chris Clemons and Brandon Browner can replicate at least some of the production they once gave Seattle while providing something off of the field as well.
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BRADY HENDERSON | Apr 26, 2016Seahawks’ Pete Carroll says ‘everything’s going well’ with Jimmy Graham, Thomas Rawls recoveries
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll gave an update Tuesday on the statuses of tight end Jimmy Graham and running back Thomas Rawls, saying "everything's going well" in their recoveries from the injuries that cut their 2015 seasons short.