Just a week after the NFL Draft in Green Bay, the Seattle Seahawks’ rookies got to work as part of the early portion of the offseason program.
Friday marked the first of three days of rookie minicamp, which includes all 11 Seahawks draft picks, 17 undrafted free agents, and over 40 rookie tryouts. We’re still in early May, so you’re not getting (by league rule) anything resembling live contact, fully padded practices, running 11-on-11 drills, or anything else that is reasonably close to simulating actual game situations.
That won’t stop you from getting excited just watching the Seahawks rookies get their first snaps at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton, right?! Because in this part of the offseason, any content is content worth posting, promoting, and overanalyzing.
Would you like to see new left guard Grey Zabel on the field? Sure you do!
The Seahawks’ 2025 draft class hit the field today for rookie minicamp.
Here’s first-round pick Grey Zabel running through drills at left guard. pic.twitter.com/RRQkHXJGig
— Cameron Van Til (@CameronVanTil) May 2, 2025
Former Miami tight end Elijah Arroyo is Seattle’s second-round selection and there will be much anticipation that he’ll provide some spark in the passing game.
Then there’s third-round quarterback Jalen Milroe. I remember the last time the Seahawks took a quarterback in the third round. The results were pretty great! Super Bowl great, you could say.
And speaking of quarterbacks… did you know one of the tryouts in camp is former Washington Huskies starter Will Rogers? Yes, that one!
