The Seattle Seahawks narrowly missed out on the playoffs this season. The management would like to make amends to get closer to the Vince Lombardi Trophy next season. Let's look at what PFN predicted in their most recent 7-round mock.
Nick Emmanwori needs to improve his run support diagnosis, but he’s a tantalizing complement to Jessie Bates III with his coverage mobility and closing burst at his size. A First-Team All-American and CFN Safety of the Year, Emmanwori is undeniably a first-round talent. He was one of only three members of the 2025 NFL Draft Class to achieve a perfect 10.0 on the RAS metric. Emmanwori boasts a remarkable frame, elite instincts, and exceptional ball skills. A rangy athlete and dynamic coverage threat, he is also more than willing to step up in the run game. In 2024, Emmanwori led the Gamecocks with 88 tackles, showcasing his ability to impact all areas of the field.
Cameron Williams has rare physical tools with his size and length, and NFL teams will want to get their hands on him. With that said, he is just a one-year starter at right tackle with the Longhorns and his play was inconsistent overall. In the run game, Williams primarily wins by using his size to seal and wall off defenders.. He has good initial pop at the point of attack and can control and steer defenders. In the passing game, he uses his size and length to create a wide path between the rusher and the quarterback. Williams makes it very difficult for defenders to go around or through him with his overall size and athleticism alone, but he’s still refining his anchor footwork, hand placement, and leverage maintenance.
The Seahawks met with Chase Lundt, and could have a vision for one of the class’ best moving blockers in Klint Kubiak’s scheme. Lundt is a special athlete at right tackle, with eye-popping range and angle IQ in space, and he’s also well-balanced as a pass protector.
Jamon Dumas-Johnson is a high-IQ linebacker who commands the defense pre-snap. He’s instinctive against the run, reading keys and shooting gaps with precision. Dumas-Johnson is physical at the point of attack and sheds blocks with quickness. In zone coverage, he reads quarterbacks to narrow throwing lanes. As a blitzer, Dumas-Johnson uses aggression and deception to disrupt protections.
Bradyn Swinson is a dynamic edge rusher with exceptional first-step explosion. He uses his length and advanced hand techniques to maintain leverage and disengage blockers. Swinson’s high motor and relentless pursuit make him lethal on backside plays, while his versatility allows success from two- and three-point stances.
At 6’5″, 306 pounds, Black is an absolute power plant. He has the explosiveness and length to violently form creases in the line, but he also has the lower body mass and strength to hold the fort at 0- and 1-tech. His versatility on the interior will bode well for him.
Gavin Bartholomew is a tough blocker with NFL-ready technique. He is great at squaring up defenders, driving them out of gaps, and handling both smaller edge players and larger opponents. As a pass-catcher, Bartholomew has solid body control but lacks refined route-running, reliable hands, and burst. He’s smart in finding soft spots in coverage and fights for extra yards after the catch.
Woodie Washington is an great defender with strong zone coverage skills. He is excellent at reading routes and anticipating throws. He possesses quick feet, fluid hips, and top-end speed to match receivers underneath and run downfield. Washington is effective in zone schemes. A willing and successful blitzer, he also shows potential for a move to safety with his range and reliable tackling.
Montorie Foster Jr. led the Spartans with 43 receptions for 576 yards and three touchdowns, averaging 13.4 yards per catch in the 2023 season Foster's speed and ability to find openings in intermediate routes make him a reliable target.
