Seahawks Draft Focus: Edge & WR, Not CB

0:00On March 29th, the 2026 NFL Draft is coming up fast for the Seattle Seahawks, and with just four picks on the board, every choice counts. Big time. Mock Drafts keep linking them to a first round cornerback, but that's not the move. They're solid there already, and should I reel gaps instead. Lately, the front office locked down cornerback Josh Job on a three-year deal, and added Noah Igben again as a versatile backup for Boundary and Slot. They even flexed three Boundary corners and die in packages, so death feels covered without burning a top pick. Fans and analysts buzz about urgent spots, like running back an interior offensive line, plus edge rusher and wide receiver where starters could. Emerge Quick. General manager John Schneider loves grabbing high upside talent when it fits, but corner isn't screaming for it now. Devon with his boons eyeing a fat extension soon, probably in training camp, keeping the starter crew intact for years. No first round corner would crack the line up right away, better to build that edge where

1:02DeMarcus Lawrence might retire, or wide out with Cooper Cup, turning 33. That sets the Seahawks up smart for contention, prioritizing starters over luxury death as the draft clock ticks.