Seahawks Draft Day 2: Cornerback, Pass Rush, Offensive Line

0:00On April 24th, Seahawks heading into day two of the 2026 NFL draft with picks at number 64 and 96 overall. They grabbed Notre Dame running back to Darian Price last night in the first round, so that position is off the table now. Focus shifts to cornerback, pass rush, and bolstering the offensive line as they eye potential trades to maneuver. Earlier this week, they tried swinging a deal to slide out of the first round, but came up empty. Now with running back sorted, Seattle has flexibility to package those day two assets or drop back for more value without rushing into a pick. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the secondary's need for versatile defenders who can tackle in space and handle boundary duties. The line has shown gaps in pocket protection, so adding a reliable interior guy could stabilize things quick and challenge current starters right away. Away, mop drafts paint a smart path. At 64, they can land Arizona corner, trade-and-stukes, a ball-hawking vet with long arms, top-tackling grades, and speed to match big receivers.

1:06Then, trade 96 to Jacksonville for number 102-45, snagging Duke offensive mime in Brian Parker the second there. Technician with elite pass block efficiency, who resets blocks like clockwork. Whatever moves they make today, this could reshape the defense and trenches fast, setting Seattle up for a stronger push come fall. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.