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The hopeful second-year leap from Seahawks 2025 draft class hasn’t happened yet

The Seattle Seahawks’ 2025 draft class, which delivered standout rookie performances in their Super Bowl-winning season, has yet to deliver the expected leap into greater impact roles. While Grey Zabel remains a reliable starter at left guard—though not at his 2025 level—and Nick Emmanwori has returned to his usual defensive presence, other prospects have struggled to make an impression.

Elijah Arroyo, the third tight end on the depth chart, has been a non-factor in the regular season, managing just one catch and one penalty while drawing four interceptions from Sam Darnold, compared to a single touchdown pass. His limited preseason action and questionable role in the run game—often relegated to non-blocking assignments—have raised questions about his usage and potential.

Despite a strong preseason, Arroyo’s lack of production and inconsistent trust from the coaching staff have left his future with the team uncertain.

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