Seahawks' 53-man depth chart projection after the 2023 NFL Draft
A glance at the possible 53-man depth chart after the 2023 NFL Draft.
Following the NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks' 53-man depth chart could possibly look like what is projected below.
This is just an exercise. Nothing is set in stone and everything could change. But for this fun endeavor, let's take a look at what the roster may look like below.
Note: Players with one asterisk (*) represent 2023 draft picks and players with double asterisks (**) represent 2023 undrafted free agents.
| Position | Starter(s) | Backup(s) |
|---|---|---|
Quarterback | Geno Smith | Drew Lock |
Running back | Kenneth Walker III Zach Charbonnet* | DeeJay Dallas Kenny McIntosh* |
Wide Receiver | Jaxon Smith-Njigba* | |
Tight end | ||
Offensive line | LG Damien Lewis C Evan Brown RG Phil Haynes | OT Jake Curhan OG Anthony Bradford* C Olu Oluwatimi* OT Greg Eiland |
Defensive line | Bryan Mone (PUP) Cameron Young* Mike Morris* | |
EDGE/Outside linebacker | Derick Hall* | |
Inside linebacker | Devin Bush Jr. Jordyn Brooks (PUP) | |
Cornerback | Devon Witherspoon* Coby Bryant (nickel) | |
Safety | Jerrick Reed II* | |
Kicker | ||
Punter | ||
Long snapper | Chris Stoll | |
Kick returner | DeeJay Dallas | |
Punt returner | DeeJay Dallas |
Seattle used the draft to fill critical holes in the roster. With the additions at the interior offensive line position, pass rusher, and cornerback, the Seahawks have an opportunity to be better than they were last season.
Much of Seattle's draft strategy was to take the best player available. It has paid off well. Now, it is time to see if the names on this depth chart make the roster when training camp wraps up.
