Seahawks Draft: Chess Move for Repeat Run

0:00On April 20th, the Seattle Seahawks head into the 2026 NFL draft with just 4 picks, sitting at the 32nd 64th, 96th, and 188th spots. Fresh off a Super Bowl win, they lost key pieces in free agency and need to fill gaps smartly, especially a running back where the Def Chart looks. Finn, earlier this week, reports highlighted how Kenneth Walker III bolted to the chiefs, leaving a huge void. Finn's act sharpened a tour his ACL in the playoffs, making that position a top priority as they gear up for draft day. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the impact, with experts like Adam Schaefter pointing out Seattle's need for more picks overall since free agency. Hit them hard across the roster. That Super Bowl glow fades quick when you're short on talent. New draft intel suggests top backs like Notre Dame's Giderium price, Arkansas's Mike Washington Jr., and Washington's Jonah Coleman could be in. Play early, but trading down from 30s might let them grab more selections to spread the

1:03love. Whatever move they make later this week, it's clear the Seahawks are playing chess, stacking the deck for a repy run.