Seahawks Draft Big Corners

0:00On April 28th, the Seattle Seahawks win big on cornerbacks in the 2026 NFL Draft, grabbing Arkansas's Julian Neal in the third round. Toledo's Andre Fuller in the seventh, these guys stand out because they're the only two corners in the whole class who tip the scales at 200 pounds or more, Neal at 200. Three in Fuller, right at 200. That physicality fits perfect with Mike McDonald's defense, which leans heavy on zone coverage where bigger bodies shine. Now, they're the heaviest corners on the Seahawks roster too, topping out guys like Devon with a spoon at 1085 and Noah Igbinogein. At a 197, on top of the size, Neal and Fuller bring serious height after Seattle lost six foot four Rick Woolen to Philly, making them the tallest in the group. Now, their bulk and length should help contest those deep balls and camp. Both dudes are super versatile too. Neal started at safety before sliding to corner at Fresno State and Arkansas, while Fuller

1:02bounced between Nickel, Corner and Safety at Toledo. McDonald loves that flexibility in the secondary, especially with other picks like Bud Clark who can play multiple spots. Keep an eye on this cornerback room through training camp. The Seahawks checked every box and then summed to rebuild it strong. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.