After choosing two players over the first two days of the draft, Seattle will have three picks in the fourth round alone, a blitz that began with the selection of Cassius Marsh, a defensive end from UCLA.
Seattle's selection of right tackle Justin Britt in the second round comes three years after the Seahawks tried to solidify that side of their offensive line with James Carpenter and John Moffitt.
The Seahawks have been mum amid speculation that Russell Okung underwent surgery this offseason, but coach Pete Carroll confirmed Friday that the left tackle had a procedure on his big toe.
With the second of their two second-round picks, the Seahawks chose Missouri's Justin Gilbert, who played left tackle in college but will move to the right side in Seattle.
The Seahawks used an early pick on a wide receiver, after all. It just wasn't the big-bodied type that many expected. Instead, Seattle went with Colorado's Paul Richardson, who was chosen 45th overall.
UW tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins will be one of the cornerstones of Tampa Bay's attempt to rebuild their air game, as he was taken in the second round of the NFL Draft on Friday.
Michael Grey shares his five takes on the week that was in Seattle sports and beyond, including his takes on the extensions the Seahawks have given Richard Sherman and Earl Thomas and how the success of their secondary has influenced the rest of the league.
Seattle traded the 32nd overall pick to Minnesota in exchange for the Vikings' second- and fourth-round selections in this year's draft, Nos. 40 and 108 overall.
Arizona followed the blueprint of the Legion of Boom in drafting hard-hitting Washington State strong safety Deone Bucannon with the 27th pick of the NFL Draft.
A few programming notes to pass along as our radio and online streaming coverage of the NFL Draft will be split between 710 ESPN Seattle and KIRO Radio 97.3 FM.
What position will the Seahawks address with their first pick? Danny O'Neil runs through all the possibilities, ranking them from virtually impossible to the most likely.
Felix Hernandez is not concerned about his recent performances, including Wednesday's start against Oakland in which he did not record a strikeout for just the third time in his career.
The past four years have shown the Seahawks' formula for building a championship-caliber roster. Now, we're seeing how they plan on sustaining it, and their latest step in that direction is also the biggest.
Richard Sherman has signed a four-year extension with the Seahawks that will keep him under contract through 2018 and will make him the NFL's highest-paid cornerback.
Highlights from the latest edition of "Hawk Talk" with Danny O'Neil, which included a discussion about how the Seahawks tend to play things close to the vest leading up to the draft.
