It wasn’t long ago that the Seahawks had a solid offensive line. While some individual pieces were far from perfect, the combination of Okung, Carpenter/McQuistan, Unger, Sweezy and Giacomini (along with TE Zach Miller who was essentially an OT) made for an effective group of blockers.
It made sense that the Seahawks didn’t spend any high draft picks on the line at that time. They had pressing needs elsewhere, and had the luxury developing players that weren’t NFL-ready but had high upside.
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Sadly, their attempts at doing so all failed.