The hopeful second-year leap from Seahawks 2025 draft class hasn’t happened yet

When the Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl last season, their remarkable run to the Lombardi Trophy was boosted by tremendous contributions from their rookie class. Grey Zabel started every game at left guard, Nick Emmanwori finished second in Defensive Rookie of the Year voting, Robbie Ouzts got plenty of snaps as a big fullback, while Tory Horton scored five touchdowns before going on season-ending injured reserve. Oh yes, and Rylie Mills' quasi-redshirt year ended with him sacking Drake Maye in the Super Bowl. It looked like the perfect culmination of an absolute heater of drafts for John Schneider.