The Seattle Seahawks are coming off a 10-7 campaign but they still made some big changes this offseason. Seattle traded quarterback Geno Smith and wide receiver DK Metcalf, while also releasing Tyler Lockett. They then brought in Sam Darnold to play quarterback and signed former Los Angeles Rams wideout, Cooper Kupp.

The Seahawks are equipped with the No. 18 overall selection and four total top-100 picks. Drafting offensive linemen early and often is the expected strategy. In fact, doing the opposite is Pro Football Focus' worst-case scenario for the Seahawks, according to a recent article.

With over a month to go before the NFL Draft, we’re getting some information on pre-draft visits around the league, including for the Seattle Seahawks. Even with Sam Darnold now slated to be the Seahawks’ newest starting quarterback,

The Seattle Seahawks hosted free-agent WR Michael Gallup on a visit. They should take a chance on the un-retired playmaker.

The Seahawks may not be done adding veterans to their receiving corps as they are reportedly scheduled to get a visit from former Cowboy Michael Gallup.

Cooper Kupp admits he's looking forward to facing the Rams twice a year as a member of the Seahawks, calling it "a nice little thing"

Cooper Kupp became one of the NFL's top wide receivers with the Los Angeles Rams, winning the MVP award at Super Bowl LVI to cap the 2021–22 season, the same year he captured the receiving triple crown and won NFL Offensive Player of the Year.

The All-Pro wide receiver and Super Bowl 56 MVP with the Los Angeles Rams arrives in Seattle not trying to prove anybody wrong.