The NFL draft may be over, but the roster building never ends.
The Seahawks are avidly pursuing rush ends (such as Ziggy Ansah, who visited this week), have enough cap space to also pursue some other free agents who may become available along the way (such as last year’s spring pickup of Brandon Marshall) and then there’s always the constant churn at the bottom of the roster (such as will likely happen next week after this weekend’s rookie mini-camp, when Seattle may sign a player or two among those who try out).
So, trying to guess what Seattle’s 53-man roster will look like when the season begins is an admittedly impossible task.