The Seattle Seahawks are making significant changes to their quarterback lineup this offseason. After trading starter Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders, they signed Sam Darnold to a lucrative contract exceeding $100 million. Drew Lock has also returned to the team, re-signing for a year to serve as Darnold's backup. With Sam Howell and Jaren Hall filling out the roster, Seattle's QB depth looks promising. However, the Seahawks are not done yet; they have been exploring various quarterback prospects, including Jalen Milroe and Tyler Shough, in the lead-up to the 2025 NFL Draft. GM John Schneider indicated that bringing Lock back does not eliminate the possibility of selecting another quarterback, highlighting the team's acute awareness of their options given their five picks among the top 100 selections. Schneider expressed excitement about the competition among Howell and Lock, suggesting that the team's strategy could remain dynamic as the draft approaches.