Seahawks' Draft & Free Agency: Building a Lasting Team

0:00On March 5th, the Seattle Seahawks are riding high after their Super Bowl win last season, thanks to quarterback Sam Donald on a smart three-year deal. Now they're set up as NFC contenders with a clear path ahead, even with just $58 million in cap space this offseason. Their roster looks clean for future years, making the 2026 NFL draft a huge chance to build a lasting team. They hold only four picks in April, so that 30-second overall selection in the first round carries extra weight. Free agency could shake things up at running back, wide receiver, offensive line, and cornerback, creating spots to fill with young talent. Fans are buzzing about potential needs, like replacing Kenneth Walker III if he leaves as a free agent, or pairing a fresh receiver with Jackson. Smith and Jigba, amid aging vets. The offensive line needs youth, too, with contracts expiring soon, while the secondary faces losses from unrestricted free agents. Recent mod drafts after the scouting combine point, to options like Notre Dame running

1:04back Judarian Price for Backfield Thunder, Washington Wide, receiver Denzel Boston to keep local talent home, Oregon Guard Emanuel Pregnant for interior line help, or cornerbacks, Avion Terrell from Clemson, and Colton Hood from Tennessee to bolster the defense. With free agency looming and the draft on the horizon, Seattle's moves could lock in contention for years, keeping that superbowl glow alive, keeping that superbowl glow alive. With free agency looming and the draft on the horizon, Seattle's moves could lock in contention for years, keeping that superbowl glow alive.