As the Seahawks prepare to defend their Super Bowl LX crown, the front office faces the daunting task of reloading the roster with only four picks in the upcoming NFL Draft. To navigate this limited draft capital, General Manager John Schneider and Head Coach Mike Macdonald are aggressively exploring veteran acquisitions to fortify the defensive front and extend their championship window.
The crowning achievement of the 2025 season is officially immortalized at the VMAC, as the Seahawks proudly raised their brand-new Super Bowl LX Champions banner this week. As the team hits the facility for their final weekly offseason workouts, the banner serves as the perfect championship backdrop for a locker room that is fiercely embracing Mike Macdonald’s “Always competing” mantra.
[Prime-Time Schedule Drop] · Twitter The 2026 NFL schedule is officially live, featuring a massive Sunday Night Football showdown at Lumen Field in October and a heavily promoted Monday Night Football clash set for December 7th. Fans and official channels are already getting hyped for the prime-time slate, with the highly anticipated Week 1 Super Bowl LX rematch against the Patriots drawing serious attention from the 12s.
The biggest development this week was the highly anticipated unveiling of the Super Bowl 60 championship rings, which are being hailed as the largest and most technologically advanced in NFL history. After a massive weekend of ring ceremonies and well-deserved celebrations, the defending champions are already shifting their focus to a repeat, driven by glowing OTA reports confirming Sam Darnold looks completely locked in as the “general” of this high-powered offense.
The Seahawks are officially taking their newly minted Vince Lombardi Trophy on a celebratory tour following their historic Super Bowl 60 victory over the Patriots. While the organization is basking in championship glory and celebrating Head Coach Mike Macdonald’s birthday, the front office is already looking ahead to the title defense by scheduling a physical joint training camp practice with the Tennessee Titans.
It is a quiet holiday weekend for the front office, with the official team channels taking a break from roster moves to celebrate Elijah’s birthday and wish the 12s a Happy Easter. With no breaking trades or injury updates today, the focus remains firmly on community engagement and looking ahead to the upcoming NFL Draft.
The Mike Macdonald era is officially underway on the practice field as Rookie Minicamp successfully concluded today. The head coach addressed the media following the final day of camp, marking an end to an eventful weekend where new draft picks and undrafted free agents finally put on the Seahawks blue and green.
[Jadarian Price Generates Dark Horse ROTY Buzz] · Reddit The Seahawks’ official social channels heavily featured rookie Jadarian Price today, setting a “Just getting started” tone that mirrors the national hype building around him. An ESPN article circulating within the fanbase even named Price as a dark horse candidate for the 2026 NFL Rookie of the Year, fueling massive excitement among 12s who are ready to see what he brings to the field.
An in-depth All-22 film review highlights how Beau Stephens is bringing exactly what the Seahawks offensive line desperately needed. If the trenches are going to hold up this season, Stephens’ physical development is a crucial piece of the puzzle, providing a much-needed bright spot for the big guys up front.
[Primetime MNF Hype] · Twitter The official channels are heavily pushing tickets for Monday Night Football in Seattle. Fans are already getting hyped up, with 12s declaring they are ready for another season of the legendary Lumen Field atmosphere.
The Seahawks are navigating the 2026 offseason as defending Super Bowl champions, having secured a crucial extension for Jaxon Smith-Njigba before adding Notre Dame RB Jadarian Price in the first round of the draft. General Manager John Schneider masterfully worked the board, turning four draft picks into an eight-player haul while quietly stockpiling future compensatory capital to maintain a long-term title window.
Linebacker Ernest Jones IV has officially cracked the NFL Top 100 Players of 2026 list, landing at No. 97. The Super Bowl champion reacted with a heartfelt message dedicating the honor to his late father, while the official Seahawks accounts flooded the timeline with his highlight reels.
Ernest Jones IV Secures Top 100 Honors The NFL revealed linebacker Ernest Jones IV as No. 97 on the highly anticipated Top 100 list for 2026. The Seahawks’ official media team hyped up the Super Bowl champion with a barrage of highlight tapes, branding his play as “Top tier”. Jones responded emotionally to the accomplishment, posting, “Boy I wish you could see this pops,” while thanking his peers for the respect . 12s on Twitter immediately rallied behind the linebacker, proudly sharing the news and declaring, “That’s our guy!” .
ESPN reports that running back George Holani “is squarely in Seattle’s backfield plans for 2026”. This suggests the front office and coaching staff view him as a key piece of the offensive rotation for the upcoming season, cementing his status on the active roster.
The 49ers Have a Mike MacDonald Problem! · Reddit NFL Live aired a segment detailing how head coach Mike MacDonald’s defensive scheme poses a serious threat to the rival San Francisco 49ers. Fans are rallying behind the national media finally acknowledging the formidable defensive identity brewing in Seattle.