Most 2025 NFL mock drafts have the Seattle Seahawks addressing the offensive line early. That’s the baseline expectation, considering the Seahawks have massive needs across the interior of their O-line, and arguably at right guard as well. Despite that, ESPN’s Matt Miller took a different approach via his recent two-round mock draft.

Ever since the season ended the conversation around the Seattle Seahawks has mostly centered around the offensive line. Specifically, which linemen in the 2025 NFL draft class could help them most. On that front we have seen the same names getting mocked to Seattle at number 18 overall over and over.

Seattle Sports writer Cameron Van Til predicted 2022 No. 9 overall pick Charles Cross is the most likely player from that Seahawks draft class to be extended this offseason. In three seasons with Seattle, Cross has played and started 48 of 51 possible games and overall been a consistent anchor on quarterback Geno Smith's blindside.

With the Senior Bowl concluded, it's time to kick off NFL draft season. Here is who the Seahawks might take in the first round, according to several mock drafts.

Death, taxes, and the Seattle Seahawks drafting offensive linemen in 2025 NFL mock-draft exercises. In fairness, there’s no need to ignore the obvious. General manager John Schneider desperately needs to upgrade the protection after it largely derailed the offense in 2024. The best way to achieve that is via the 2025 draft.

This year is no different, as there's once again no consensus on what the Seahawks intend to do with their first-round draft pick. Offensive linemen are popular as mock draft choi