The Seattle Seahawks are at a critical juncture as they prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, needing to address glaring weaknesses along their offensive line. With general manager John Schneider facing scrutiny, neglecting this area would be a major misstep. Notably, the departure of Laken Tomlinson from left guard leaves a gap that must be filled. The current roster features inexperienced players like Olu Oluwatimi and Jalen Sundell, and the right guard position is even more concerning, with Anthony Bradford and Christian Haynes yet to prove themselves. Only one returning starter, Charles Cross, has performed adequately, leaving the team vulnerable.

As it stands, the Seahawks’ only significant acquisition has been Josh Jones, who hasn't seen much action in recent years. Protecting quarterback Sam Darnold effectively is crucial, especially after last season's struggles with Geno Smith. Consequently, drafting two or three offensive linemen in the early rounds is essential for the Seahawks to rebuild their line and maintain playoff contention.