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Seahawks Draft Bud Clark: Versatile Safety for Secondary

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Seahawks draft Bud Clark, a versatile safety from TCU, to bolster their secondary. Known for his ball-hawking skills and instincts, Clarks raw talent could make an immediate impact despite potential adjustments to NFL speed and size.

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Seahawks Draft Bud Clark: Versatile Safety for Secondary

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks Draft Bud Clark: Versatile Safety for Secondary. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 25th, Seahawks just snagged Safety Bud Park from TCU with the 64th overall pick in the second round of the 2026. NFL Draft, this guy's a sixth-year senior, ready to bring some heat to the secondary, filling a key spot with his athletic build, more like a cornerback than A, traditional safety. Earlier this week, the pick came right after the first round wrapped up, and Seattle wasted no time bolstering their back end. Carts Game Tape shows he's all about versatility, handling deep coverage, or locking down slot receivers with serious ball-hawking skills. Fans and scouts are buzzing because his instincts pop on film, turning mistakes into turnovers, though his drive to do it all sometimes leads to small. Slip ups. In Run Support, he fires downhill with solid tackling form, making him a flexible piece for any defensive scheme. Analysts point out he might need a beat to adjust to NFL speed and bulk your opponents, given some size and durability questions, but his raw talent. Suggests he could punish errors right away as a multi-alignment defender.

With this move, Seahawks are building depth that could flip games, keep eyes on Clark as training camp heats up, and he carves his spot in the league.

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