Seahawks Draft Focus: Cornerbacks for Aggressive Scheme

0:00It's April 4th. I'm Corey with the story, this is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Seattle Seahawks head into the draft with just 4 picks, so they're laser focused on cornerbacks that match their aggressive, press heavy scheme and patch up the secondary. Top first round targets include Colton Hood from Tennessee, a tone-setter who punches receivers off the line and closes like a champ, plus Avion. Terrell from Clemson, smooth and versatile like his brother AJ, and Chris Johnson from San Diego State, a zone wizard who visited the team. They could grab value in the second round with the Angelo Ponds from Indiana, an intense slot guy echoing Devon with a Spoon's Fire, or Keith Abney the second from Arizona State, a smart nickel with quick reads despite some speed limits. Third round gyms like Daylan Everett from Georgia, who also had a top 30 visit, bring pro experience in physical zone play, while Takario Davis. From Washington Towers over most, with his length to shrink windows, and has a kayak

1:02masses from California, led the nation and passes defended. Even in the sixth, productive backs like Devon Marshall from NC State, with 15 pass breakups last year, offer rotational upside right away, giving Seattle plenty of scheme fits to build depth without overreaching.