Seahawks' Draft Need: Avieon Terrell at CB

0:00It's March 30th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. The Seattle Seahawks are staring down a real shortage at cornerback heading into the 2026 NFL draft. They've got Devon with his spoon and Josh Job locking down as top starters in base packages, but no reliable third option they can trust weekend, week. It's out planned. They let Rick Willen walk to the Philadelphia Eagles in free agency with zero plans to bring him back. Now General Manager John Schneider might have to target the position right at the 32nd overall pick, a key piece from Mike McDonald's defensive scheme. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Clemson cornerback Avion Terrell as a prime fit. He's the younger brother of Atlanta Falcon star AJ. Terrell, bringing elite athleticism and coverage smarts that make him stand out. At the NFL Combine, this Georgia kid flashed with a 34-inch vertical, a 10 foot 3 broad jump and 17 bench press reps at 5 feet 11 and 186 pounds.

1:05He's versatile enough for inside or outside, just like with his spoon. Terrell's fluid hips, balance footwork and cool head and coverage scream pro ready. Seahawks brass should be all over him. He plugged that gap and elevate the secondary for years to come.