In Today’s Links: a galloping symbiosis of news as it were, roster adjustments, measured and true; and opining(s) galore. In this Field Gull’rs lean opinion, our Seattle Seahawks are deep and wide, and with improved coaching, are a very dangerous team. (Or as very dangerous as any other team in the NFL, no?) Alas, proof is in the pudding, as they say, and the pudding will be served fast and quick this 2025 season, starting soon-ish. There are sadly a few more achingly intolerable minutes that must be consumed before our ‘Hawks show their worth on the turf. We may cry and holler, and devise fantastic tactics that most assuredly will inspire our favorite squad to the tiled and slippery steps of the Big Game! But truly, and with no remorse I say: the fate of the 2025 Seahawks lies with the players, the coaches, and the internal willfulness of its participants. (OH, and injury luck!) What their collaborative efforts end up crocheting, we are soundly not privy to the details and the texture and pattern of the fabric, just yet.
All that being said, our team looks pretty good from here.
What say the pulpit? Be kind and speak your mind. Thanks for chillin’ with us. Go, ’Hawks.
Seahawks News
It’s better to be good and wrong than bad and right - Seaside Joe
Seahawks fans react to the 53-man roster and MVS release
What stands out from Seahawks’ 53-man roster decisions - Seattle Sports
The Seattle Seahawks set their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday. What stood out from cutdown day? Here are some takeaways.
Seahawks set practice squad, which includes the 2 draft picks they cut - Seattle Sports
The Seattle Seahawks cut two of their 2025 NFL Draft picks when they trimmed their roster down to 53 on Tuesday, but they didn’t lose either of them.
53-Man Roster Decisions & Other Takeaways From John Schneider’s Press Conference - Seahawks.com
Takeaways from general manager and president of football operations John Schneider’s press conference a day after his team established an initial 53-man roster.
Seahawks Sign 17 To Practice Squad; Including 2025 Draft Picks Damien Martinez & Ricky White III - Seahawks.com
The Seahawks signed 17 players to their practice squad Wednesday, all of whom were with the team in training camp.
Seahawks GM John Schneider discusses team after finalizing roster - The Seattle Times
The preseason’s conclusion and setting of the initial 53-man roster also meant a press conference with Seahawks general manager John Schneider to sum it all up.
Breaking Down Seahawks’ Initial 17-Man Practice Squad - Emerald City Spectrum
After setting their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday, the Seattle Seahawks have assembled their first practice squad of the season, signing 17 players on Wednesday.
Big changes coming to Seahawks’ 53-man roster after waiver claim, LB signing - si.com
Adjustments to the Seattle Seahawks’ initial roster after the team made a pair of moves on Wednesday.
Thoughts on two intriguing Seahawks positions - Seahawks Draft Blog
I don’t think there’s been too much drama during cut-downs for the Seahawks this year. A lot of the moves were anticipated, with only a couple of minor surprises.
Seahawks GM John Schneider confident in reconfigured O-line: ‘Seen a lot of growth’ - The Athletic
Meanwhile, the Seahawks cut Shaq Griffin but want him back, and Schneider provided insight into possible extensions for the 2022 class.
Seahawks 2025 Initial 53-Man Roster: Shocking Cuts? Surprise Keeps? - Sea Hawkers Podcast
The Seahawks initial 53-man roster for the 2025 season was announced on Tuesday. The Seahawks kepts six wide receivers, but still moved on from a veteran addition. Was it a $3 million mistake?
NFC West News
Arizona Cardinals re-sign 13 players to practice squad - Revenge of the Birds
The Arizona Cardinals brought back a number of recently released players to the practice squad.
49ers offically announce 13 players to the practice squad; waive Evan Anderson - Niners Nation
The 49ers announced 13 players to their practice squad.
Rams announce 15 player practice squad - Turf Show Times
The Rams have signed 15 players to their practice squad
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