Seahawks Draft Dilemmas: Need Speed, Depth

0:00It's April 8th. This is NFL News Today, football coverage powered by AI. Seattle Seahawks got that golden touch in the draft, building two Super Bowl champs with totally different rosters under John Schneider. But heading into the 2026 NFL draft, they're sitting on just four picks and facing some real pitfalls that can mess up their flow. They got a nail needs at running back, ride guard, center, and maybe corner, or risk a repeat of that week 2021 class. Getting back is screaming for attention right now. They banking on unproven guys like Emanuel Wilson and George Hullani, even with Zack Sharbinay possibly back from his ACL tear. Without grabbing a speeding number one like Jadarian Price or Jonah Coleman by the third round, that ground games they stuck in the mud. Up front, right guard Anthony Braffer been shaky all season with bad balance killing drives, and no one's pushing him. Center Jalen's sundall aim much better, and is deal in soon. They need a rookie challenger at those spots to spark a decent offense, or drives keep

1:01stalling out. Draft chatter got them snagging a first round corner, but with Josh Job holding down boundary next to Devon with his boon and Nick M. M. Worry locked in. The slot, that talent like Avion Terrell, just rise the bench for years, unless they shift M. unwary to safety, it's a waste. And don't sleep on trading back from that 30 second pick swabbit for a second, third, and late rounder to start pile ammo. With fewest needs but real gaps, more swings mean less chance of bombing like 2021. Seahawks play smart here, they keep stacking wins.