The Seattle Seahawks have officially closed the book on their rookie minicamp, and the buzz around the Pacific Northwest is electric. Just a week after adding fresh talent through the 2026 NFL Draft and the undrafted free agent market, the team has been busy fine-tuning its roster for the upcoming season. The latest moves? A savvy free-agent signing of tight end Harrison Bryant, followed by the addition of veteran pass rusher Dante Fowler Jr., a name that instantly brings a spark to any defensive line.

As the calendar flips to early May, we're entering that quiet stretch where roster moves slow to a crawl—making it the perfect moment to take a deep breath and check the pulse of the Super Bowl champions. Currently, the Seahawks sit at 91 players on their 90-man roster, thanks to an International Player Pathway exemption for center Federico Maranges. It's a unique situation that keeps the depth chart intriguing, but don't worry—we've got every name lined up in alphabetical order for you to dive into.

Looking ahead, the team will return to the Virginia Mason Athletic Center (VMAC) for voluntary OTAs starting May 26, running through June 12. Tucked right in the middle is mandatory minicamp from June 2-4, where the intensity will ramp up as players battle for their spots. Whether you're tracking Fowler's pass-rush prowess or keeping an eye on the undrafted gems, this roster reset is your go-to guide for the Seahawks' early summer setup.