The Seattle Seahawks are poised to enhance their roster during the 2025 NFL Draft, especially with the No. 50 overall pick in hand. After selecting offensive lineman Grey Zabel at No. 18, GM John Schneider has additional opportunities to secure top talent with four total picks on Day Two.

Among the players being eyed is Michigan cornerback Will Johnson. Once a top-10 prospect, Johnson's season was cut short due to a shoulder injury and concerns over a knee issue flagged during evaluations. Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald, with his connections to Michigan, might see this as a chance to bolster the secondary.

Another promising candidate is Mason Taylor, the tight end from LSU. Taylor's ability as a dynamic pass catcher could complement the existing talent at the position, particularly AJ Barner, offering the Seahawks a versatile option for their offensive schemes.

Lastly, South Carolina safety Nick Emmanwori impressed at the NFL Combine with his agility and versatility. His unique skill set allows him to play multiple roles on defense, making him a strategic fit for Macdonald's defensive schemes.