Defensive lineman Leonard Williams swept the Seattle Seahawks Most Valuable Player and Defensive Player of the Year awards.

In his 10th season, Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams played, by his own estimation, the best football of his career. And that standout season was recognized this week by the Professional Football Writers of America, who named Williams to the PFWA 2024 All-NFC team.

The Seahawks' rookie class might not have the star power of 2022's or 2023's, but Seattle might have found a handful of key players.

The Seahawks entered that meaningless final game of the season with an O-line that ranked 31st in the NFL, according to analytics site Pro Football Focus. If there has been one area that has seemed to doom the Seahawks in the post Legion of Boom/Super Bowl era, it has been that particular position group.

After missing the playoffs for the second consecutive season, this is John Schneider's opportunity to lift the Seahawks out of the doldrums

Hosts Dave Wyman and Bob Stelton to discuss the Seahawks defensive line - Leonard Williams, Jarran Reed, Roy Robertson-Harris, Johnathan Hankins and rookie Byro

With so much chaos unfolding in the NFL Playoffs, where do things settle now that just four teams remaining while everyone else is in draft mode?

Seattle finished tied for seventh in the NFL in sacks, but there were times the Seahawks definitely wanted more out of their pass rush in 2024.

James is the clear choice for the bottom the list. The sixth-round cornerback out of Auburn was the only draft pick who did not make 53-man roster and was released at the end of the preseason. He was signed to the New England Patriots’ practice squad Sept. 16 and did not appear in a game this season.

The Tennessee Titans are coming off an awful 3-14 season that saw the franchise claim the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft for the first time since 1978, when they were known as the Houston Oilers.

Mike MacDonald left his position as Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator to become the Seattle Seahawks head coach. At the time, reports circulated that MacDonald

Eric D. Williams and Ralph Vacchiano forecast the upcoming quarterback market and play matchmaker for teams in search of a new starter.