Seahawks Eyeing Biscontis for Guard Spot

0:00On April 22nd, John Schneider shook things up in the 2025 NFL Draft by grabbing Guard Grey's Able 18th overall, his highest, interior offensive lineman pick ever with the Seahawks. ESPN's Jordan Reed is projecting Seattle to double down next year, selecting Texas A&M's Chase Biscontis at Pick 32 to fix that nagging right. Guard hole. Fans and analysts see this as a potential pink slip for third-rounder Christian Haynes from 2024, who's barely scraped together playing, time across the interior line. Haynes logged just 167 snaps as a rookie, then dropped to 38 last season, struggling to beat out Anthony Bradford, or even handle center duties consistently. If Biscontis lands, he flips sides from left-guard college reps and battle for the spot, though his run-blocking grades and playoff stumbles raise. Some flags, still, Schneider's bold moves keep the line revamping alive.