Seahawks Draft: Edge Rusher, RB, CB Depth

0:00It's April 6th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Seattle Seahawks got a tight roster after free agency losses, so GM John Schneider and Coach Mike McDonald are banking on the draft to plug key gaps. They only grabbed one big free agent and running back a manual Wilson, but a fresh three-round mock from the Athletics Nick Baumgartner sees them, targeting Edge Rush, running back and cornerback depth early. In Round 1, pick 32, they snag Texas A&M Edge Rusher, Cassius Howell. Do's not the biggest, but his speed and non-stop hustle make him a nightmare on third downs. Howell balled out last year with 31 tackles, 14 for loss, 11.5 sacks, and six pass breakups after transferring from bowling. Green. Round 2, pick 64, fills the backfield void, left by Kenneth Walker III, heading to Kansas City. They take Nebraska's image Johnson, a patient runner with sharp vision who steadies they

1:00come. No flashy home runs, just reliable production. Seattle Craves, pick 96 in Round 3, brings Texas corner Malik Muhammad, a versatile cover guy who handles press or zone. With Rick Willen gone, he steps right into a depth roll without the hype of bigger names. This mock lines up perfect with their build from within vibe, stacking young talent to keep the defense nasty and the run game humming heading into. The draft.