Seahawks Draft New Blood, Kupp's Future Uncertain

0:00On May 2nd, the Seattle Seahawks crushed the 2026 NFL draft, naving key pieces to plug their biggest holes. They grabbed Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price in Round 1 to replace Kenneth Walker III, who bounced the Kansas City. Added safety, Bud Clark, Cornerback Julian Neal for Depth, and a potential starting guard in Bose Stevens from Iowa in Round 5. Meanwhile, the wire receiver room got crowded after signing Rashisha Head to a $3-year $51-million deal. That puts pressure on veteran Cooper Cup, who they ain't last offseason to a $3-year $45-million contract as a DK Medcalfe. Replacement. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Cup turning 33 this summer. He posted solid numbers last year with 47 catches for 593 yards and two scores. Plus playoff production. But his big deal drew heat from the jump, and now younger speedsters are eyeing his snaps. Inter Round 6, pick 199th overall,

1:01a manual Henderson Jr. from Kansas. Do balled out in 2025 with 45 grabs for 766 yards and five touchdowns plus special team's juice inside, and out. Cup's locked in for this season, thanks to that $9-million guarantee vesting in February, but his $18-million cap hit looms large. For 2027, Seahawks could say $14-million by cutting ties then, so he better outshine the new blood to finish his deal strong.