The NFL Combine is about a week away and the NFL Draft will happen April 24-26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Seattle Seahawks hold the No. 18 overall selection in the first round. Here's what the national media thinks Seattle will do with their first-rounder.

Here is a look at the current draft order:

1. Tennessee Titans
2. Cleveland Browns
3. New York Giants
4. New England Patriots
5. Jacksonville Jaguars
6. Las Vegas Raiders
7. New York Jets
8. Carolina Panthers
9. New Orleans Saints
10. Chicago Bears
11. San Francisco 49ers
12. Dallas Cowboys
13. Miami Dolphins
14. Indianapolis Colts
15. Atlanta Falcons
16. Arizona Cardinals
17. Cincinnati Bengals
18. Seattle Seahawks
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Denver Broncos
21. Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Los Angeles Chargers
23. Green Bay Packers
24. Minnesota Vikings
25. Houston Texans
26. Los Angeles Rams
27. Baltimore Ravens
28. Detroit Lions
29. Washington Commanders
30. Buffalo Bills
31. Kansas City Chiefs
32. Philadelphia Eagle

Chris Trapasso, CBS Sports

Pick: Landon Jackson, Edge, Arkansas

"Jackson is another enormous specimen whose long strides and strong lower half should lead to a tremendous combine workout in the linear drills. The Seahawks have to get better on the edges."

Josh Liskiewitz, PFF

Pick: Jaxson Dart, QB, Mississippi

"This would be an ideal landing spot for Jaxson Dart, as he wouldn't be rushed into action with Geno Smith still the starter for 2025. Dart excelled on intermediate throws (10-19 yards downfield), earning the nation's highest passing grade (94.2) and the second-best NFL passer rating (133.8) in 2024. His ability to attack the middle of the field would make him a strong long-term option for this offense."

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL.com

Pick: Grey Zabel, OL, North Dakota State

"Zabel has five-position flexibility on the offensive line and could start at one of the interior spots from Day 1. He was dominant at the Reese's Senior Bowl."

Dan Parr, NFL.com

Pick: Kelvin Banks Jr. OL, Texas

"Banks becomes a starting guard for Seattle from Day 1, and he can also play tackle if injuries make it a necessity. Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet will like running the ball with Banks clearing lanes."

Joel Klatt, FOX Sports

Pick: Kelvin Banks Jr., OL, Texas

"The Seahawks allowed the fourth-most sacks in the league last year, so they need more offensive line talent. Picking offensive lineman isn't sexy, but Geno Smith would greatly appreciate it as he was pressured on over 40% of his dropbacks. As the Seahawks have to figure out what the future holds for left tackle Charles Cross soon, Banks is a good fit here. Banks is an excellent player and I think he's got positional versatility, potentially allowing him to play inside for a bridge year."

Daniel Flick, Sports Illustrated

Pick: Tyler Booker, OL, Alabama

"The Seahawks allowed 54 sacks in 2024, tied for the third most in the NFL, and starting left guard Laken Tomlinson is a free agent. Perhaps Seattle signs a veteran replacement, but Booker offers a plug-and-play starter who should be a core contributor for several years. Carrying a physical build at 6' 5", 325 pounds, Booker is a strong, consistent finisher in the run game, and he didn't allow a sack in his final season at Alabama. He spent the past two seasons at left guard but has also made appearances at left tackle and right guard."

Justin Melo, USA Today

Pick: Donovan Jackson, OL, Ohio State

"Donovan Jackson would be plug-and-play for the Seahawks at left guard. Jackson moved to left tackle out of necessity during Ohio State's National Championship run, showcasing terrific versatility. The Buckeyes standout is a pro-ready blocker who would immediately upgrade Mike Macdonald's struggling offensive line."

Jordan Plocher, PFF

Pick: Jalon Walker, LB, Georgia

"In 2024, Jalon Walker showcased his versatility, playing 249 snaps on the line of scrimmage, 311 as a second-level box defender and 61 as an overhang defender. The Seahawks could take advantage of his ability to line up in multiple spots across the defensive front while also benefiting from his pass-rushing skills."