It's April and the draft is coming up in just over 3 weeks. The big question: Should the Seahawks add to strength and draft defense early in the draft or not? We do a full positional group breakdown with grades of the Seattle defense!

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Prior to this offseason, General Manager John Schneider presided over two major shakeups of the Seahawks post-Super Bowl roster. We've referred to these as a 'Hawkpocalypse' due to their significance. Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor, Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett all left in 2018. Then two franchise cornerstones in Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner left in 2022. This offseason seems to close the book on some remaining pillars of the Pete Carroll era: Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf and Geno Smith. But does this shift seem as dire as the previous two, or is it a strategy to be celebrated? Will Schneider's move to bring in Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp and Marquez Valdes-Scantling be able to fill the holes that were created in the roster? Even if they don't, we should expect the improvements on defense will help carry the 2025 Seahawks.

In the second half of the show, we talk about some dream scenarios and nightmare scenarios for the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. Could a dream interior lineman fall into the Seahawks lap, or will they move up to draft a quarterback or even stay put to take another running back? This week, a writer at the Sporting News and a Discord hacker need to 'Do Better.' Better at life honors go out to a diner in Oregon and Sam Darnold's prolific Reddit fanclub.

We're checking in on the current state of the Seahawks' roster as we approach the NFL Draft. With just about a month to go, the discussion assesses each position group with insights on where the team stands. From the quarterback spot to the offensive line, we discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the roster, highlight key players, and ponder potential draft strategies. Will the team make the necessary moves to bolster the offense?

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If the Seahawks don't draft on the offensive line in the first round, where do fans think the next position group is that the team should attack? On Wednesday, we saw the release of contract details for Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp and Demarcus Lawrence. We explore the details of each contract structure and if the money could have been spent on other parts of the team. Teven Jenkins visited Seattle as a potential option at guard and he ended up signing in Cleveland for an incredibly low number. Should we expect a surprise on draft day? We discuss a few players and position groups that would be surprising if the Seahawks stay put with their first section.

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We're nearing a full week after both Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp were in Seattle to sign their new contracts. Yet we're still waiting on a lot of key details. The only details missing from the Darnold contract are essentially how many void years may be part of the deal. We talk about the evidence that we'll likely see two years and how it could impact the cap numbers. There is a lot unknown about the Kupp contract, so there is a lot more speculation there and where the guarantees could like to where it could be favorable for both the Seahawks and for Kupp. Plus, we take a look at who is left in the guard market as we close in on the 2025 NFL Draft.

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In spite of a March Madness tournament in full swing, our focus remains on the Seahawks as recent signings, potential draft strategies, and the implications of losing key players like DK Metcalf, Geno Smith and Tyler Lockett continue to be explored. Were John Schneider's moves were part of a master plan or simply a reaction to the current state of the team? Even with a lack of offensive line moves, John Schneider has had his busiest off-season since 2011. While it's possible that he's just reacting to moves outside of his control, he discuss whether that is actually the case. 

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Just like last year, quarterback mania is starting to run wild. With reports of the Jets falling in love with a certain QB and the Steelers cleary still needing a playcaller, is it possible that the Seahawks get an opportunity to select a draft stud who most don't think will be on the board? We'll do a Seahawks news round-up and check out these potential blue-chipper's on this episode of the Sea Hawkers Podcast.

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The Seattle Seahawks missed out on aquiring interior offensive linemen in Wave 1 of free agency, so now we're looking toward the draft. We delve into the implications of the team's current offensive line situation and the potential paths forward, including player development, the draft, and remaining free agent options. With the draft approaching, we focus on nine of the top potential guards (some are projeced at tackle) who fit within the Seahawks' system. From discussing free agent Teven Jenkins to examining the draft stock of players like Gray Zabel and Tyler Booker, we discuss the strategy we'd like to see employed for building a stronger team in 2025.

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The Seattle Seahawks finished Wave 1 of free agency by signing Cooper Kupp away from the Rams. Along with the moves to pick up Sam Darnold, DeMarcus Lawrence and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, how would you grade out the Seahawks in free agency so far? We talk about what the Seahawks missed out on to this point and what should be the next priority as Wave 2 begins. The Seahawks may even have a guard inbound. We'll discuss Teven Jenkins and the pros and cons he may bring to the team. There may also be some positions of need on the defense in spite of the improvements made so far.

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It's the start of the new league year for the NFL and that means free agency is officially underway. Although it feels like the Seahawks completely whiffed in losing Will Fries to the Minnesota Vikings, Josh Jones offers a potential upgrade over George Fant and Stone Forsythe - a new member of the Giants. A couple different options remain, but there are some questions surrounding the toughness and scheme fit of those two players. The Seahawks defense got a boost with the signing of DeMarcus Lawrence. His contract numbers look steep initially, but once we see the breakout by year it's likely this is going to be a team friendly deal. Marquez Valdes-Scantling joins the Seahawks wide receiver room. We discuss how he'll help to fill the void left behind by DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.

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