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As we get set to kick off the 2022 NFL Draft tonight, Matt Calkins of the Seattle Times weighed in on the Seahawks’ three biggest needs and how they might fill them.

Holding four top-75 picks and a top-10 selection, the Seahawks have a prime opportunity to reload their roster with young talent and build for the future in a deep, talented draft class. Reporter Corbin Smith examines five key questions heading into draft weekend in Las Vegas.

A look at where the Seahawks stand at offensive line heading into the 2022 NFL Draft, as well as Rob Rang’s top-ranked prospects at that position.

With only three tackles on the roster currently and four top-75 picks in the upcoming draft, the Seahawks have been doing their due diligence investigating offensive linemen from a variety of different schemes.

Unsigned more than a month after the start of free agency, Seattle has stayed in contact with Brown, who stands out as one of many proven veterans still on the market.

Taking a look at what the experts think the Seahawks might do in the 2022 NFL Draft.

While Seattle looks to be in excellent shape at positions such as receiver, safety, and guard after a busy free agency period, plenty of holes remain on both sides of the football heading towards the draft.

You had Seahawks questions; we have answers.

Seattle went all-in trying to sign Brown and met with the veteran tackle for multiple days on a free agent visit. But he wound up back in New England, leaving the team with limited free agent options to consider at both tackle spots.

Defensive tackle Myles Adams and cornerback Mike Jackson Sr. are among the 12 practice squad members the Seahawks have signed to reserve/future contracts for the 2022 season.