Seahawks' Draft Focus: Chris Johnson CB

0:00On March 4th, the Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for the NFL Draft, and with Pick-32 in the first round, they're expected to target A, Cornerback. Their current depth is thin, especially a free agent like Josh Job and Rick Willen leave this month. Devon Witherspoon stands as their only solid starter under contract, heading into next season. Mock Drafts, after the scouting combine, largely agree on this need, showing a decent crop of cornerbacks available. Final manager John Schneider, favors building through the draft over splashing cash in free agency, particularly with offensive priorities. Offseason Top prospects like LSU's Mansour Delane and Tennessee's Jermon McCoy should go earlier, but others will linger. Fans and analysts are buzzing about options like South Carolina's Brandon Sissy and Tennessee's Colton Hood, who pop up frequently in projections. Getting back slightly remains a smart play too, allowing Seattle to stockpile picks while grabbing talent. This approach fits coach Mike McDonald's defensive scheme perfectly.

1:03One stand out is San Diego State's Chris Johnson, who lit up the combine with a 440-40 yard dash at 6 feet and 193 pounds. His senior year featured four interceptions, two returned for touchdowns, proving he's a ball-hawk with versatility in zone and man coverage. We think it's slot right into the secondary outside, or in the slot addressing immediate gaps without much risk. As draft boards shake out in coming weeks, he's a prime fit, whether they stay at 32 or slide back a few spots, whether they steer 32 or slide back behind blocks a few spots. Offseason Bowling Brグ Where 张 We can only see a variety of between cameras. Having we have 8% of bet suspenders in fantasy stations at 3-2 minor and max