Seattle Seahawks Depth Chart

The Seattle Seahawks bid farewell to not one, but two franchise icons this offseason. Quarterback Russell Wilson was traded to Denver and linebacker Bobby Wagner was released but quickly signed with the Los Angeles Rams, the Seahawks' NFC West rivals and defending Super Bowl champions. Meanwhile in Seattle, even though head coach Pete Carroll and several talented players remain, it appears the Seahawks are entering a rebuild of sorts as neither Geno Smith, Wilson's backup for the past two years, nor Drew Lock, one of three players acquired from the Broncos along with a package of picks in the trade, appear to be the long-term answer at the position. How far the Seahawks tumble in the standings will be determined by the type of play they get from under center and how a further depleted defense fares a year after ranking near the bottom in the league in both total yards and passing yards allowed per game.

Seattle Seahawks 2022 Preview and Predictions

So how will the Seahawks look in 2022? Check out their projected depth chart below.

Seattle Seahawks 2022 Depth Chart

Note: Depth chart subject to change, (R) indicates rookie