NFL 2025 Seattle Seahawks.

     A Winner of Superbowl LX is yet to be determined.

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          AJ Barner  
          Position: Tight End
                        

  • The type of player coaches dream about, Barner is willing to fill any role for the Seahawks. "If you ask me to go out there and catch passes in a game, I'll go do that," he said.
  • "If you ask me to man up the C-gap and be physical, I'll do that. If you ask me to play on every special team, I'll go do that."




          Tyler Lockett
          Position: Wide Receiver
                         

  • Steadily, Lockett's numbers rise in Seahawks history. He was second in yards, catches and touchdown grabs at the end of 2023, and he remained a big-play receiver.
  • He had at least a 50-yard catch in a season four times and at least a 40-yarder in all but one since entering the league as a third-round draft pick.






          DK Metcalf  
          Position: Wide Receiver
                        

  • It's this simple: Metcalf knows that his spirited style of play has brought him plenty of NFL success, and he planned on staying true to the attributes that have made him a Seattle star. "I'm not going to change the way I play," the standout WR said. "I'm not going to change who I am as a player or a person."




          Byron Murphy II
          Position: Defensive Tackle
                         

  • Without a top-10 scoring defense since 2016, Seattle hired defensive-minded coach Mike Macdonald to lead the squad in 2024.
  • The move toward an aggressive, smashmouth brand of football continued when the Seahawks took Murphy with their first pick. "He just plays our style of football, really," Macdonald said.






          Richard Sherman  
          Position: Cornerback
                        

  • Offenses rejoiced when Sherman exited the NFL after an awe-striking career. One of the best to ever shadow wideouts, he led the league with 24 passes defensed in 2012 and eight interceptions in 2013. The lockdown corner garnered five Pro Bowl nods, three All-Pro selections and a spot on the NFL's All-2010s Team.




          Geno Smith
          Position: Quarterback
                         

  • A move to Smith at quarterback kept the Seahawks on a flight path to success.
  • The veteran responded to his elevation in 2022 by putting together back-to-back Pro Bowl seasons, with a winning record each year. He also led the league in completion percentage in '22 while winning Comeback Player of the Year honors.






          Jaxon Smith-Njigba  
          Position: Wide Receiver
                        

  • Upon arriving in 2024, the first thing new Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald noticed about Smith-Njigba was his incredible work ethic. "[Hel works his tail off," Macdonald said. "His practice habits are awesome, moving ability is pretty elite. So, I think we've got a really cool plan for him."




          Kenneth Walker III
          Position: Running Back
                         

  • Walker has made the grade in Seattle. In 2022, he became the second player in team history (Curt Warner) to rush for 1,000 yards as a rookie.
  • The next year, Pro Football Focus gave him the sixth-highest grade among all NFL running backs largely due to how tough he is to bring down.






          Curt Warner  
          Position: Running Back
                        

  • Making his NFL debut in Seattle's 1983 season opener at Kansas City, Warner gave fans a preview of what to expect from him by rushing for 93 yards.
  • He went on to have a marvelous campaign in which he totaled 1,449 yards on the ground - third in the NFL — and earned his first of three Pro Bowl selections.




          Devon Whiterspoon
          Position: Cornerback
                         

  • As the 2023 season went on, more evidence emerged: Witherspoon is a stud. "Has been the best defensive player on this team," analyst Brock Huard said at midseason as the rookie shined. "Just listen to these NFL guys, former players, doing these broadcasts. Who do they talk about the most? 'Spoon is everywhere."






          Leonard Williams  
          Position: Defensive End
                        

  • Teams know better than to let their offensive linemen go one-on-one against Williams for too long.
  • The hulking defensive end was double-teamed on more than half of his snaps upon arriving in Seattle, but that didn't slow him down in Week 14 of 2023, when he registered a sack and four QB hits at San Francisco.




          Tariq Woolen
          Position: Cornerback
                         

  • Not every cornerback can go step-for-step and nose-to-nose against the NFL's tallest wideouts. Woolen, at 6-foot-4, can stand up to any pass-catcher.
  • There's no going over the top against Seattle's ball-hawking standout, who in 2023 took his interceptions total to eight across his first two pro campaigns.









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