Seattle Seahawks made headlines this offseason with their aggressive moves in free agency, particularly the addition of Demarcus Lawrence, a veteran defensive end from the Dallas Cowboys. The Seahawks have emphasized the importance of bolstering their defensive line, and Lawrence's arrival is expected to enhance their pass rush significantly. Alongside current linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, Lawrence's experience and physical play style are anticipated to bring a new level of toughness and versatility to Seattle's defensive scheme.

The Seahawks' secondary signing, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, adds speed and depth to their receiving corps, which had been lacking after trading away DK Metcalf. Valdes-Scantling's ability to stretch the field with explosive plays could complement existing receivers and support the team’s offensive strategy moving forward. As the Seahawks prepare for the NFL Draft, these acquisitions signal a commitment to competing now while potentially setting the stage for future success.

Jordan Love is poised as the starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, with Malik Willis acting as a backup. The Packers will likely seek a young, developmental player to fill the fourth quarterback slot. Desmond Ritter, currently with the Las Vegas Raiders, could be a potential signing if he isn't offered a restricted free agent tender, providing athleticism and a chance to learn under the current regime.

At running back, the Packers have established players like Josh Jacobs, looking to add a younger talent like Trey Sermon from the Colts, who has athletic upside. The wide receiver market is tough, but they could revisit MVS (Marquez Valdes-Scantling) for depth. Hunter Long from the Rams is suggested as a tight end target, while Dylan Runes is highlighted for offensive line help.