The Seahawks traded picks #52 (second round) and #83 (third round) for the right to draft Emmanwori, a huge and physical ball hawk who tackles like a LB and Catches the ball like a TE. He becomes a natural successor to the Kam Chancellor-era safeties of a decade or so ago.

The Seahawks have needed to upgrade the TE room and they get the seam-threatening vertical threat who plays like Sam LaPorta of the Lions. Arroyo has always battled nagging injuries and is health is his biggest concern going forward.

Fourth QB selected, Milroe is fast and has a great arm but his passing skill needs development.

Seattle trades QB Sam Howell & pick #172 to the Vikings and acquire pick #142 and draft Mills, the versatile DL who can play all along the line. Recovering from knee injury and may not be available when the season begins.

Horton missed most of his senior season due to injury but looked like a potential first round pick prior to injury. Horton has size, speed, length, and very reliable hands.

Ouzts is one of the better blocking TEs in this draft. He is not a smooth mover and never figures to be much of a fantasy play but he provides grit and toughness.

Cabeldue played OT at Kansas but lacks the movement skills to stay on the outside. He's a competitor who plays to the echo of the whistle.

Martinez is a decisive and powerful inside runner who churns through arm tackles and is a TD machine near the goal line.

Richman is a multi-year starter at OLT for the Hawkeyes. He has enough agility to handle edge speed but his future is likely inside at guard.

White, who was featured in SNS' Deep Dive look at 2025 NFL Draft deep sleepers, is a play maker and a great special teams player having blocked three punts last season.

Seattle needed to upgrade the offensive line this weekend and use pick #18 on the Bison OLT. Zabel is destined to slide inside in the NFL and become an immediate starter at either guard or center in Seattle.

Collins is a big, strong, and physical gap stuffing IDL with tremendous grip strength and natural power. Collins is one of the better run stuffers in this draft.

Martin is a fast, rangy, and instinctive tackling machine.

Smaller, feisty slot CB who loves physical contact and is highly competitive.

Niners get a twitched up, one gap penetrator in West, who plays with excellent leverage and is a solid run defender.

Very fast WR with position versatility and an extra gear in the open field.

James has flown under the radar in a deep and talented RB class but he is well-rounded as a runner, receiver, and as a pass protector.

Undersized former star at North Dakota State who really came on late in his senior season at K-State. Sigle is instinctive and has great range.

Rourke led the Hoosiers to the greatest season in school history. He throws with accuracy/timing/touch consistently but lacks some desired arm strength.

Colby has started 50 games in Iowa City and is a steady and reliable player who can be counted on down in and down out. His play is not spectacular but steady and consistent. Colby is also extremely durable.

Undersized slot WR who relies on quickness to get open. Will likely start his career on the practice squad.

The Niners are trying to rebuild on the fly and decide to get a pass rushing partner for All-Pro Nick Bosa. Williams, a former 5-star has elite skills that he just started to tap last season in Athens. Williams has difficulty staying healthy but flashes superb burst and natural strength. The Niners believe his talent is too good to pass.

Undersized and tested poorly but a highly productive gamer who coaches will love.

Hunter fits what the Rams like in their RBs - he's quick, has a good burst, and plenty of wiggle.

Hamilton fits what the Rams like in their DL - he is quick, versatile, and plays with a non-stop motor.

Paul is fast, rangy, and instinctive but needs to improve his coverage ability to see playing time on passing downs.

Mumpfield is a strong runner after the catch. He excels on screens and quick passes where he catches the ball and becomes a powerful ball carrier.

Ferguson is another one of the quality TEs available in this year's draft. He is a well-rounded prospect who should become a starter before the end of his rookie season.

Johnson looked like a Top 10 pick prior to his knee injury and his slow recovery from surgery hurt his draft stock. Johnson is a ball hawk who started since the day he walked on campus in Ann Arbor. He has the length and game experience to become a starter as a rookie. Great pick by the Cardinals.

Powerful player who sets a strong edge and can collapse the pocket with pure power.

Dangerous inside blitzer who scrapes and fills effectively against the run with enough athleticism to drop in space.

Experienced, three-year starter in Columbus with plenty of big game experience.

Conner may not work out as well as other IOL but few guards play with his consistent level of play and his durability makes him invaluable.

Crawford, a transfer from Texas, is a productive ball hawk who fits the old mode of a classic free safety.

Although not a huge need, the Cardinals decide to select Nolen, a former 5-star recruit who really blossomed last season under Lane Kiffin in Oxford. Nolen flashes a tremendous first step, plays with outstanding leverage, and has very strong hands. Arizona has no major holes and decide that improving the interior of the defensive line is the way to go.