SEAL Team* Season 7 marks the final chapter of the long-running military drama, offering a fitting send-off to the Bravo Team. The season explores deep emotional themes and intense action, starting with a focus on Jason Hayes (played by David Boreanaz) as he reflects on his career, grappling with the consequences of his traumatic brain injury and defiance of military Command. His character arc is one of the strongest, with Boreanaz delivering some of his best performances in the series. The weight of Jason’s decisions affects the entire team, adding realism and higher stakes to the plot.
The introduction of new team member Drew Franklin (played by Beau Knapp) brings fresh dynamics to the story, and his complex past makes him one of the season’s most engaging characters. At the same time, long-time fans will appreciate that the show continues to honor past characters, particularly Clay Spenser, whose death still impacts characters like Sonny and Stella. 
Despite a shorter season of 10 episodes, *SEAL Team* manages to wrap up its key storylines while keeping the tension high. The season avoids unnecessary plot additions and remains тιԍнтly focused on its core characters, but some concerns arise about the limited screen time for newer roles like Commander Walch (Dylan Walsh), which may feel repeтιтive for fans. 
Ultimately, the show handles its conclusion with care, allowing characters to evolve naturally, ensuring that Season 7 is a strong and emotional farewell to this beloved team
