
Seahawks' Draft Night: Fireworks Ahead
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The Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl champions, hold the 32nd pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, with limited selections due to previous trades. The team, with aging defensive lineman DeMarcus Lawrence, needs to address their defensive backfield and running back positions. Experts suggest potential picks like Clemson corner Avieon Terrell, Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price, Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman, and South Carolinas Brandon Cisse. With scarce options and few picks, GM John Schneider is expected to make strategic moves to rebuild the teams depth during draft night.
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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Seahawks' Draft Night: Fireworks Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 2nd, the 2026 NFL Draft hits Pittsburgh, April 23rd through 25th, and the Super Bowl champ Seahawks Landa. 32nd overall pick in Round 1, thanks to that big win over the Pats. They've got slim pickings total, just that one in Round 1. Number 64 in Round 2, 96 in Round 3, and Cleveland's one. 88th in Round 6 from last year's trade. They shipped out their 4th and 5th rounders to the Saints for receiver Rashid Shaheed, and their original 6th went to Jacksonville 4. Defensive lineman Roy Robertson Harris. Earlier this week, the full first round order dropped. With the Raiders at 1, Jets at 2, Cardinals 3, Titans 4, and so on down to Seattle, holding the final spot. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Seattle's needs after losing key pieces like running back Kenneth Walker III, Edge Boyet-Maefe, and Corners. Ric Wullen, and Kobe Bryant in Free Agency. That defense that carried them to the Lombardi Nees Restocking, especially in the secondary where DeMarcus Lawrence is aging at 34.
1:07Experts are all over the map in their mocks for picks 32. Bruce Feldman from the Athletic Eyes, Clemson Corner, R.V. on Terrell for his playmaking. CBS's Josh Edwards and Lance Zeerlein push Notre Dame running back to Darian Price to pair with Zack Sharvenay, while others like Nate Teysgrab, Oregon Safety, Dylan Thieniman, or South Carolina's speedy Brandon Sissey to fit Mike McDonald's scheme. With supply tied on backs and corners, and just a handful of picks to play with, GM John Schneider's got to wheel and deal to rebuild that. Dept Draft Knight's going to be fireworks for the Hawks.
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