The Seattle Seahawks are strategically rounding out their roster with several new signings as they approach the NFL Draft. Recently, they added three notable players, including River Cracraft, a former standout at Washington State University, who aims to leverage his special teams experience to secure a spot on the roster. The Seahawks also signed Eric Saubert to fill the tight end position, adding depth to their lineup with a player experienced in blocking and special teams. Lastly, Steven Sims Jr. is seen as the most impactful addition, bringing versatility as both a receiver and a return specialist.

Amidst these changes, the Seahawks unveiled a commemorative patch for their 50th anniversary, a move that resonates with fans. As the team transitions from free agency to the draft, these depth signings reflect a focused approach to bolster their special teams and receiving corps, ensuring they remain competitive in the upcoming season.