SEATTLE Seahawks 2025 full simulation of 7 laps: final projections, plus a daring business

It is finally there! The NFL draft week is to our doorstep, while the world of football descends on Green Bay, Wisconsin for the recovery of 2025. While we are heading for the last hours before the Seattle Seahawks repel the next group of hopes that will help them go back in the running, we have another draft for the way I will Seahawks.

John Schneider and Mike Macdonald have a huge opportunity and a challenge in front of them. Schneider’s recent tendency to write to the “best available player” has been a successful company since the Debacle of LJ Collier. On the other hand, the coherent offensive line struggles and the inability to sign a goalkeeper in a free agency, led to a contingent of crowd -shaped fans who could call John’s head if he does not write an offensive line player to choose from n ° 18.

This debate has hung on almost all the simulations that you see at the moment involving the Seahawks, and it was a difficult decision on the way I believe that Schneider and Macdonald will manage it. While I reveal my third and last simulation project, I think it is the most likely scenario for whom I think Seattle will select in the project. I added a daring prediction in this project which we will discuss later, but I will also give my projected selection, in case this trade does not take place.

One last time, we make fun!

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Round 1, Pick 18 – Jihaad Campbell, LB / Edge, Alabama

In my two previous simulations, I passed the Seahawks on the Michigan road, select Colaton Loveland in an exchange, or paste and select the defensive striker Kenneth Grant. This time, I believe that Schneider Stuff Arms The Clamoring for an offensive line player at 18, opting rather so that his defensive head coach is a piece of potential chess for the future on defense.

Campbell, who played last year for the former UW head coach Kalen Deboer, was a bright point in a disappointing Alabama team. The old recruit Edge became secondary, totaled 112 plated last year, including 12 for a defeat. He also harvested five bags, two pass breaks and an interception.

With immense physical talents (relative sports score 9.88) and intangible active ingredients well considered, this versatile defensive playmaker shows lightning of being a micah type player potential at the next level. While the Edge groups and the secondary groups seem to be superior to the average in 2025, you can argue that the Campbell increases these two positions of position at an almost elite level, while creating depth and safety nets for potential injuries to an Ernest Jones or an imminent free agency for Boye Mafe.

I would not be surprised to see Seattle Go Gray Zabel, Kenneth Grant or a wide receiver here, but I really believe that this defense is one of the two play leaders far from being good super bowl, and Mike obtains one of these potential guys from Blue Chip to choose from 18.

Round 2, choose 50 – Tate Ratledge, Guard, Georgia

John soothes the masses, and I stick to a guy that many in the Seahawks nation hope will be there at the choice of 50. We have already talked about Ratledge, but it is worth it: when he is healthy, it is the best right guard of the draft. He is a talented leader has an attitude that this line desperately needs and is a champion of the most difficult conference in university football.

The injuries harassed him, but he seems completely healed and showed him as the big winner of the NFL combination. Ratledge is an immediate game guard, but it can also be a potential option on the road at the center of the Seahawks. Overall, it’s a safe and good choice for Seattle, and they will also add the best mule of this draft class.

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Round 2, Pick 52 – Jack Bech, Large receiver, TCU

After being aggressive along the trenches and seven before, I built Schneider a deep and talented reception body with its next two choices, starting with Jack Bech de TCU to choose from 52.

John is known for writing stars of the Senior bowl, and there may not have been a bigger star than Bech. After the tragic death of his brother just before, Bech introduced himself to Mobile, dominated throughout the week, then won the MVP honors.

It was an incredible story for a player who seems to check each box on the characters’ control list on which the Seahawks focus strongly. On the ground. Bech is a large full -bodied receiver that has most Draft experts comparing it to a hybrid of Cooper Kupp and Puca Nacua. Give me one of those guys from this Kubiak program as an external threat that can develop under Kupp and JSN.

Round 3, choose 82 – Terrance Ferguson, End Tight, Oregon

After adding Bech, the Seahawks turned to the right and added another passes sensor, leaving Ferguson from Oregon. The figures do not always come out, given all the offensive talents of Eugene, but the film shows me a level of level # 1 potential and a perfect combo for AJ Barner.

Ferguson has experience in Oregon blocking in the wide scheme of the area, but its value is more in the reception game, where it was a sneaky mortal option by moving the chains and in progress. The Bowl pink has become ugly for the Ducks, but on a field with a ton of NFL talents, I thought that Ferguson was one of the most impressive players even in an eruption.

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TRADE: The Seahawks send the choice 92 Bengals of Cincinnati For Edge Trey Hendrickson

This is my daring prediction for the project. I may be in a minority, but I believe that Schneider and Macdonald think that Seattle is about to conclude, and the defense is a great reason. I said earlier that the Seahawks are two large defensive pieces of the championship caliber, and they get these two guys from this project, just in a unique way.

There is more than sowing to believe that Hendrickson is probably in motion this week during the draft. He wants a new contract, is in the last year of his agreement, and Bengals cannot afford to pay him. This does not create the biggest lever effect for Cincinnati, but Hendrickson is still a rusher of leading passes which has 35 bags in the last two seasons.

I believe that John, who was never afraid to pull the trigger on a solid profession, takes a risk to acquire Hendrickson without an agreement in place. The uncertainty about an extension would be a cloud during the offseason, but in the meantime, Mike Macdonald has just added the best rusher of pass in the NFL in the last two years with the versatile talent of Jihaad Campbell.

Although there may be questions in attack, this defense is ready to drive in 2025. In the much more likely case that Seattle does not acquire Hendrickson, look for Ty Robinson out of the Nebraska of your choice 92, continuing to add depth along the interior defensive line.

Round 4, Pick 137 – Teddy Buchanan, secondary, California

If Seattle selects Campbell, I suppose that we will slowly see it transform into edge rusher, which means that Macdonald still needs a future depth instead of the secondary. Enter Buchanan.

One of the most beautiful seconds in this class (RAS 9.42) Buchanan score was an FCS star at UC Davis who was an immediate star in Cal, totaling more than 114 plated, five bags and 12 plated for a loss. Yes, these figures are almost identical to what Campbell has done in Alabama. Campbell is an immediate addition plus on special teams while being a fantastic secondary option n ° 3 or n ° 4.

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Round 5, choose 172 – Seth McLaughlin, Center, Ohio State

Without doubt the best center of the draft, if not for the tear of the Achilles tendon at the end of the season. McLaughlin is an excellent low purchase option for Schneider, because it can mainly sit on the 2025 season, and become healthy while learning the Kubiak offensive which relies so on the center.

Seattle could get a two -day guy to choose from 172. It is too logical to see what it can be in 2026.

Round 5, Pick 175 – Mitchell Evans, End Tight, Notre Dame

We have already added Ferguson, but the Seahawks can really benefit as a whole by writing a tight end. If Seattle adds Evans, this allows Barner to continue its positive growth of its recruit season as more than a simple blocker, while creating a potential list and financial flexibility. With Barner, Ferguson and Evans, Seattle can cut Noah fant and release 6 million dollars of space for the summer. It is a lot of ceiling space, because Seattle can potentially fill other holes after the project.

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Round 7, Pick 223 – Tyler Batty, Edge, byu

Batty was one of the leaders of a fantastic defense byu last season, and has a lot of Sam Hubbard features in his game. Statistics do not necessarily appear, but Batty plays strong, has a more engine and from the age of 25, could be ready to contribute to special teams while bringing a high character and an energy on the practice field.

Round 7, choice 234 – EFTON CHISM, Large receiver, Washington Oriental

To complete our project, I return to a previous model and add another Eastern Washington Eagle to the Seahawks reception hall. Chism broke some Kupp’s Ewu records this year, while catching 120 assists for more than 1,300 yards and 13 affected.

Chism was also a more reverser for the East, and could potentially ensure a certain stability and a spark in the return game, which Seattle desperately needs.