The Seattle Seahawks, equipped with the No. 52 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, have an opportunity to reshape their roster after trading DK Metcalf to the Pittsburgh Steelers. This move opens the door for Seattle's general manager, John Schneider, to draft a player who can make an immediate impact. Three key prospects have emerged as potential targets for this pivotal pick.

Firstly, Elijah Arroyo, a tight end from Miami, could offer a dynamic pairing with current tight end AJ Barner, enhancing the passing game with his capacity for mismatches against defenders. Secondly, Tre Harris from Ole Miss presents a big-bodied vertical threat, potentially filling the void left by Metcalf's departure. Finally, cornerback Azareye'h Thomas from Florida State would bolster the Seahawks' defense, particularly in depth at the boundary corner position, fitting seamlessly into Mike Macdonald's scheme.