The first two days of the 2025 NFL Draft are in the books, and for the Seahawks, it's been an exciting and productive two days. Seattle kicked things off by landing their top interior offensive lineman, North Dakota State guard Grey Zabel, with the 18^th overall pick on Thursday night, then a day later they added three more players in Rounds 2 and 3: South Carolina safety Nick Emmanwori, Miami tight end Elijah Arroyo and Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe.

Heading into Saturday's final four rounds, the Seahawks hold five more picks:

• Round 4, No. 137
• Round 5, No. 172
• Round 5, No. 175
• Round 7, No. 223
• Round 7, No. 234

So who will the Seahawks land? We'll have to wait and see how those final four rounds unfold, but in the meantime, here are the top 10 prospects still available according to Foxsports.com's Rob Rang, one of the best draft analysts in the game, who happens to also help us out here at Seahawks.com with our draft coverage, all of which can be found here. Below is a list of Rang's top 10 available, but click on the article link for his full list of top available players on Day 3.

1. Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado (6-2, 212): The flashy personality is a turnoff for some, but in the most important elements of quarterback play — accuracy and anticipation — Sanders is the most polished of this class.
2. Jack Sawyer, DE, Ohio State (6-5, 260): While not in the same class of athlete as some of this year's twitchy edge rushers, Sawyer played the role of Freddie Freeman in Ohio State's title run, using his powerful frame, keen awareness and intensity to rack up 4.5 sacks and six pass breakups in four CFP contests.
3. Quincy Riley, CB, Louisville (5-11, 194): A gambling man-to-man corner with terrific ball awareness and body control, Riley leads this cornerback class with 15 career interceptions.
4. Isaiah Bond, WR, Texas (5-11, 180): Played second-fiddle to Matthew Golden down the stretch for Texas, but this Alabama transfer offers an exciting combination of quickness, speed and tenacity — though teams will want to closely vet his character following recent allegations of sexual assault.
5. Billy Bowman, Jr., S, Oklahoma (5-10, 192): What Bowman lacks in size, he makes up for with instincts, tenacity and playmaking ability, taking three of his 11 career interceptions back for touchdowns.
6. Joshua Farmer, DT, Florida State (6-4, 305): The aptly-named Farmer is a well-proportioned, blue-collar run-stuffer whose long arms and stout lower half allow him to grow roots at the point of attack.
7. Jeffrey Bassa, LB, Oregon (6-1, 232): A former safety who just kept growing, Bassa possesses the awareness, coverage skills and scrappy playing style to project as a three-down starter in the NFL.
8. Marcus Mbow, OG, Purdue (6-7, 313): Mbow possesses the mobility and football IQ to fit well in a zone blocking scheme, though he's a bit of a tweener with the height and athleticism to remain outside at tackle and the arm length (32") better suited for inside.
9. Elic Ayomanor, WR, Stanford (6-2, 206): A native Canadian whose game is clearly NFL-caliber, Ayomanor offers an impressive combination of size, speed and grace to win contested passes.
10. Bradyn Swinson, Edge, LSU (6-4, 255): An Oregon transfer coming off a breakout 2024 campaign, Swinson has all the traits scouts are looking for but needs time to develop a more diverse pass rush arsenal.