Ted Zahn is a Writer at Field Gulls. Based in Green Bay Packers country, he passionately covers the Seattle Seahawks, focusing on their history and offering opinion pieces that embrace the unpredictable nature of sports. Ted's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Sports Illustrated, Yahoo Sports, and MSN, showcasing his insights into team sports and the competitive sports landscape.
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Ted Zahn's articles mainly cover the Seattle Seahawks, NFL, and betting with a focus on historical moments and fan sentiment. He largely writes about investment analysis in sports. To effectively reach out to Ted Zahn, consider providing insights into investment opportunities related to the NFL or the Seattle Seahawks. Additionally, offering historical perspectives on football-related events may also be of interest.
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By: Ted Zahn
Seattle has few weaknesses, but their edge rush group could use some more bodies.
By: Ted Zahn
Mock draft season is almost over. Well, 2026 mock draft season is almost over, because 2027 mock drafts will be starting the minute this weekend’s NFL Draft is finished. One thing we like to do is see how the national media views what the Seattle Seahawks will do, usually because the end result is they’re way off-base. Last year might have been that rare exception given how widely expected Grey Zabel to Seattle was viewed, but the Super Bowl champs are at No. 32 and there’s no great feel for what they’ll do on this occasion.
By: Ted Zahn
Did the Seahawks pay the right Price at running back in the 2026 NFL Draft?
By: Ted Zahn
Bud Clark’s ballhawking ways could be the key to creating more turnovers for the Seahawks in 2026.
Ted Zahn Just like their first-round selection, the Seattle Seahawks used their native pick in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting
Seattle vs Stafford isn’t going away any time soon.
By: Ted Zahn
Seattle might have drafted Riq Woolen’s replacement…however, it could take a few years to pay off.
By: Ted Zahn
Seattle dipped into their 2027 draft capital in order to select Beau Stephens. Perhaps, fittingly, his impact won’t be felt until next year.
By: Ted Zahn
Seattle needs to replace a gunner on punt team, and Henderson could fit the bill.
By: Ted Zahn
Andre Fuller, mostly a safety in college, will attempt to turn his one year at cornerback with Toledo into a roster spot with the Seahawks.
