465: Introducing the Seahawks 2025 Draft Class

Sea Hawkers Podcast: for Seattle Seahawks fans

Brandan Schulze

Football, Sports

4.7 • 568 Ratings

🗓️ 6 May 2025

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

In the aftermath of the 2025 NFL Draft, we're getting into the excitement surrounding the Seattle Seahawks rookie minicamp and some of the latest comments from our new players. We dial in on the implications and critiques of the 2025 draft class, highlighting standout picks like Jalen Milroe and Gray Zabel, while also managing expectations. Why did the Seahawks go away from the defense or focus on more depth along the offensive line earlier in the draft? What went into the selection of a fullback in round 5?

Each of the players had a chance to take questions from reporters on the podium at minicamp. We feature some of the top quotes from their interviews. Mike Macdonald talked about the energy that Milroe brought to the field. Nick Emmanwori sounds like he's going to fit right in with the veteran defensive backs. Finally, is a battle between the Midwest and the South part of the plan?

In the second half of the show, we discuss draft grades and some of the concerns and criticisms about the class. In Do Better we talk about the concept of a 'National Park City' and the importance of the correct use of a subheading. Better at life nominees go to a company that went beyond something we thought we'd have from Back to the Future by now. We close by thanking a long-time listener and friend of the show.

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0:00.0	This is the Seahawkers podcast.
0:08.9	Episode 465.
0:11.3	I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers,
0:13.6	and I am joined by my good buddy in Montana Seahawker.
0:17.2	Adam Emmert, Adam, the draft is over.
0:20.1	It's behind us. We still want to talk about some of
0:22.8	these guys, but we're back and doing shows, buddy. Yeah, post-draft flagship here. And look,
0:30.9	we've been talking a ton of draft on the channel and on the podcast feed. So we may not have put out a flagship show per se,
0:39.5	but there's been a ton of draft content,
0:41.3	including our couple days out there and Suquamish and all that good stuff.
0:46.5	So there's hopefully a ton of for you guys to consume.
0:49.8	But with that said, rookie mini camp, it started all 11 future Hall of Famers there.
0:58.8	And it was, it was fun to see them in Seahawks gear for the first time.
1:02.8	Fun to see them and Seahawks Gear, fun to get some of their commentary through the interviews.
1:07.4	And so that's what I thought we'd talk about today.
1:09.3	Go through.
1:10.2	Yeah, we're still
1:11.2	covering these guys, getting to know a lot of these guys. And so traditionally, after the draft,
1:17.6	we do do a post-draft flagship episode. So it's kind of going to be a combination of getting
1:23.7	to know the guys from rookie minicamp and a combination of clips from what we've heard
1:29.7	and some of the past draft stuff too because I think that there's some maybe some
1:37.9	criticisms about the draft still that we can get into maybe some commentary about some of the players
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