Not long after offensive lineman Kristjan Sokoli's agent Tweeted that his client was the Seahawks' first draft pick to sign his rookie deal, a report stated that cornerback Tye Smith has become the second.
Offensive lineman Kristjan Sokoli has become the first of the Seahawks' eight draft picks to sign his rookie deal, his agent Tweeting Thursday that the sixth-round pick is now under contract.
Two women who were in an adjacent hotel room during the alleged domestic-violence incident involving Seahawks draft pick Frank Clark have shared additional details with The Seattle Times and told the paper that the team never spoke with them as part of its investigation.
There's only one 34-year-old former Green Beret rookie trying to catch on with an NFL team for the 2015 season, and Seahawks hopeful Nate Boyer's story is every bit as inspiring as it sounds.
Seahawks general manager John Schneider joined 710 ESPN Seattle's "Brock and Salk" Monday morning and talked further about the team's controversial decision to draft defensive end Frank Clark despite past allegations of domestic violence.
After a prolific career at Washington State, Connor Halliday will get a shot to bring the air raid to the NFL, signing a deal as an undrafted free agent with Washington.
The Seahawks' newest pass rusher, Obum Gwacham, has an appetite for Chipotle, a motor that doesn't stop and a resume that includes three years catching passes in the Pac-12. Just another Seahawks' draft pick.
The Seahawks have signed Nate Boyer, a 34-year-old long snapper and former Army Green Beret before, as one of their undrafted free agents after the NFL Draft.
The Seahawks used their eighth and final draft pick on Ryan Murphy, a safety from Oregon State who adds depth to an area that has been hit with injuries and attrition.
Seattle drafted Kristjan Sokoli, a defensive tackle from Buffalo, in the sixth round of the NFL Draft with the intention of converting him to an offensive lineman.
The Seahawks used the first of their two sixth-round pick on Obum Gwacham, who began his college career at Oregon State as a wide receiver before making the unusual transition to defensive end.
The Seahawks have drafted at least one cornerback every year under general manager John Schneider and coach Pete Carroll, a streak that continued this year with Seattle's selection of Tye Smith in the sixth round.
Washington State wide receiver Vince Mayle was taken with the 123rd overall pick in the fourth round of the NFL Draft by Cleveland, joining WSU teammate Xavier Cooper and UW defensive tackle Danny Shelton as a Browns draft pick.
The Seahawks doubled on offensive linemen in the fourth round, taking West Virginia's Mark Glowinski four picks after selecting Terry Poole from San Diego State. And just like that, Seattle addressed two of the biggest needs on its roster.
The Seahawks used their first pick on the final day of the NFL Draft on offensive lineman Terry Poole, who played tackle in college but could move to guard and address a need for Seattle.
After selecting Frank Clark and Tyler Lockett with their first two picks then reportedly trying unsuccessfully to move up to the top of fourth round, the Seahawks will enter the final day of the draft with six selections.
Seattle's decision to draft Frank Clark should be met with skepticism given the alleged domestic-violence incident that led to his dismissal from the Michigan football team. You just shouldn't make assumptions about either his guilt, his innocence or the Seahawks' stated reasoning for choosing him.
The Seahawks traded up in the second round and selected Tyler Lockett, a diminutive but productive wide receiver from Kansas State whom Seattle considered the top returner in this year's draft.
The Seahawks used their first pick on Michigan pass rusher Frank Clark, a decision they say they made only after thoroughly vetting the domestic-violence allegations made against him.
A history-making NFL Draft for the Washington Huskies continued in the second round Friday, with linebacker Hau'oli Kikaha becoming the fourth player from UW to be selected.
Without a pick until No. 63 overall and a league-high 11 selections in all, it seemed entirely possible that the Seahawks would look to move up in the second round of the draft. That is indeed the case, according to a report from Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
No team has gotten more out of the draft in the past five years than Seattle, and the reason for that is tied to the rationale that led the Seahawks to trade away their first-round pick and center Max Unger for tight end Jimmy Graham and a fourth-round choice.
The top two picks in the NFL Draft were quarterbacks, only the second time in 15 years that has happened. Here are some other notable numbers from Thursday's first round of the NFL Draft.
