Seattle still needs to add a proven starter or two if their offensive line is going to be anything but terrible one again.

After years of neglect, the Seattle Seahawks finally invested significant draft assets in their offensive line by selecting North Dakota State guard Grey Zabel ...

Seattle has a chance to buck its track record of struggling to find offensive linemen worthy of long-term investment.

Most of the Seattle Seahawks' offensive line is set. Charles Cross is headed ... The Seahawks need stability at that spot as soon as possible.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides insights into the Seahawks' offseason progress. He praises Leonard Williams (0:19) for his leadership and on-field impact. Macdonald emphasizes the team's ...

Here we'll try to look at the Seattle Seahawks rookie who really stood out the most during the team's 2025 minicamp.

The Seahawks visited the home of the Seattle ... strides in confidence and scheme understanding. He discusses the offensive line's development, particularly mentioning Grey Zabel's progress ...

"I feel like it's picking up where we left off. I don't think there's any pressure," Seattle Seahawks pass rusher Derick Hall said on Bump and Stacy.

If the Seahawks can get a full, quality season from Lucas, it could be a huge step toward offensive line stability. Especially with rookie first-round guard Grey Zabel stepping into the lineup ...