Seahawks' Draft Dilemma: Reload or Rebuild?

0:00On April 9th, Seattle Seahawks still buzzing from that Super Bowl 60 win thanks to their killer defense and Sam Donald holding it down at quarterback. But for agency hit hard, they lost stars like Running Bad Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs, Cornerbacks to Rig Willen and Colby Bryan, and others. Now heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with just four picks, General Manager John Schneiders got to make everyone count to keep there. That means targeting young talent to reload, especially after paying that Super Bowl tax. Their back feels shaky with Walker gone, and Zack Scharbeneher in the playoffs, the defensive line could use depth despite vets like Leonard. Williams and the secondary needs speed after those corner losses. Fans and analysts are buzzing about first round fits, like how losing Walker makes running back a hotspot. Some see it as a reach, but Seattle's done it before with guys like Rashad Penny back in 2018. Mop drafts are all over the place for their pick.

1:02At 32 Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price for pop in the run game, Ohio State defensive. Tackle Kaden McDonald as best player available with elite run defense, Texas A&M edge rusher cashiest howl for his sack totals, despite shorter. Arms. Arms in corner, Avion Terrell for versatility, South Carolina's brand and CC for speed, or Toledo safety, and manual McNeil Warren to fit coach. Mike McDonald's three safety scheme. With the draft weeks away, Schneiders eyeing trades for more picks or home runs on these. Seahawks stay aggressive, and we'll see if they snag a steal to defend that title.