The Seattle Seahawks are entering a new phase with a young offensive line, placing significant trust in rookie players as they gear up for the upcoming NFL season. Grey Zabel, a first-round draft pick, is set to start at left guard, marking a shift toward youthful energy within the ranks. The competition for other starting positions remains fierce, with Olu Oluwatimi and Jalen Sundell vying for the center spot, while Anthony Bradford and Christian Haynes battle it out for the right guard position. Each of these athletes is still under their rookie contracts, highlighting the team’s investment in fresh talent. General Manager John Schneider's strategy includes selecting Bryce Cabeldue in the sixth round, aiming to bolster the team's offensive line depth.