The Seattle Seahawks are approaching the 2025 NFL Draft with strategic intentions, armed with ten picks including the 18th overall. General Manager John Schneider is focused on fortifying the roster following a near-miss in the previous season. The mock draft suggests that Grey Zabel (IOL, North Dakota State) is a strong candidate at No. 18, fitting well into the team's zone-based rushing scheme.

In the second round, the Seahawks could enhance their receiving corps by selecting Kyle Williams (WR, Washington State), who would complement the likes of Cooper Kupp and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. The addition of Tate Ratledge (IOL) is also crucial for improving the offensive line, while Terrance Ferguson (TE) is seen as a potential replacement for Noah Fant. Defensive edge help is addressed with Sai'Vion Jones (EDGE, LSU), anticipating future needs. Late-round selections include Cam Jackson (NT, Florida), a rotational piece, and two receivers, Marcus Yarns (RB) and Chimere Dike (WR), bolstering depth across the roster.