Seahawks' Draft: DB or RB? Top Picks for Day One

0:00On April 6th, Seahawks fans, mock-drafts, got Seattle Peg to grab a stud defensive back or running back at Pick 32 in the 2026 NFL Draft. Top names floating around include Toledo Safety, Immanuel McNeil Warren or Clemson Cornerback A-B-On-Terrell, both seen as perfect fits to shore up. That secondary. If the Seahawks do snag one of those DBs early, they could circle back for running back value on day two or three. Wayne State's Nicholas Singleton stands out as a prime target, with his knack for slipping through holes and powering for extra yards after contact. Singleton's game brings that all around burst that could light up Seattle's backfield, turning short gains into house calls. He's got the vision and toughness to handle NFL defenses right away. Meanwhile, Oregon's Noah Whittington packs a punch with his speed power combo, shaking off tacklers at every level using quick feet and explosive. Cuts His fast twitch moves make him a nightmare in open space. Both these backs offer the versatility and grit the Seahawks crave, so expect Seattle

1:04to build death either way as the draft board shake out. That wraps NFL news today. Brought to you with AI.