nfl draft

Kicking off Thursday and going through Saturday, the annual NFL Draft will have a profound influence on how teams will do for years to come. How will the Seattle Seahawks do? Here's what we know..

Celebrating the birthday of one of our favorite Seahawks, he turns 33 today!

The Seattle Seahawks stayed put in day 32 of the NFL draft and used their pick, the 56th overall, to select a small wide receiver out of a smaller school.

The Indianapolis Colts have selected Wahington Huskiew Quarterback Jacob Eason in the 4th Round of the 2020 NFL Draft.

After trading up and, later, down on day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft, where do the Hawks line-up for the third and final day of selections?

The Seattle Seahawks recouped their draft pick in the second round that they had traded away to the New York Jets to move up from #59 to to #48 to select DE Darrell Taylor by trading down to pick #69.

The Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider has notably traded draft picks down to acquire more of them. Yesterday, Seattle stayed put in holdinng on to their #27 slot to select LB Jordyn Brooks and today he, uncharacteristically, traded up from choice #59 to get to #48 in the 2nd round of the 202 NFL Draft. With the choice, Seattle drafted University of Tennessee Defensive End Darrell Taylor.

The Seattle Seahawks used the 27th overall pick in the opening round of the NFL's 2020 "virtual" draft to take Jordyn Brooks, a linebacker out of Texas Tech University.

Athletes get a ton of questions. They're expected to answer each one in a professional manner. When players go through the grind that is the NFL draft, the weirdest questions come from the NFL executives. Questions can range from "what would you choose as a murder weapon...

The Seattle Seahawks, rumored to have DE Frank Clark on the trading block, look to be close to striking a deal with the Kansas City Chiefs.

The 2018 NFL Draft begins tomorrow with 32 selections in the First Round. Hear each pick as it happens LIVE from AT&T Stadium in Dallas on 1460 ESPN Yakima.

The Seattle Seahawks, for the sixth straight year, traded down from their first round draft position to acquire more selections yesterday.