Seahawks' 2026 Draft: Building on Super Bowl Roster

0:00On April 22nd, Seattle Seahawks head into the 2026 NFL Draft, with just four picks, starting at number 32 overall. GM John Schneider aims to build on their Super Bowl roster by snagging young college studs who can contribute right away, though target running backs, offensive linemen, and defensive playmakers to keep the momentum going. Earlier this week, mock-dress highlighted their slim chances without trading back for more shots. That first round slot at 32 could land a dynamic back like Notre Dame's Judarian price, or Texas A&M Guard chased by Santis to bolster the line. On defense, corners from Tennessee or Clemson, or even Georgia's linebacker, CJ Allen, fit their flex scheme perfectly. Fans are buzzing about the impact these picks could have, especially with vets aging out soon. The secondary and edge rush need fresh legs, and Seattle's shown real interest in prospects like Indiana's slot corner, DeAngelo Ponds, or Texas A&M's. Edge cashiest howl. It's all about depth behind stars to stay elite.

1:04Meanwhile, their second rounder at 64 and third at 96 overall zero in on running back depth, like Arkansas's Mike Washington Jr., or Iowa's Center Logan James. Late-day corners and interior linemen round out day two, avoiding talent drops. Rapping this draft preview, Seahawks fans should watch for trades to multiply these picks. Schneider's track record says they'll turn limited ammo into a loaded future.