Seahawks Draft Picks: Grit Meets Athleticism

0:00On April 1st, Seahawks front-off is nailed at last season, building the NFL's top squad around tough, smart, physical, and reliable players. General manager John Schneider and coach Mike McDonald live by those traits, turning a draft class full of rookies like Gargrays Abel and Safety. Nick MnWorry and to Super Bowl heroes, their formula demands winners who show up every snap. Other teams talk that game but flake out in the draft room, chasing Flash over grit. Seahawks stick to it, scouting for that perfect mix of brains, brawn, and swagger. Now heading into the 2026 draft, analysts spot 10 prospect screaming, Seattle fit, from explosive corners to brute edges. Fans and scouts buzz about these under the radar gems, many overlooked due to size or region. Take running back Jonah Coleman from Washington, a five foot a powerhouse with a 3.93 GPA, 37 college touchdowns, and just one fumble in 639 touches.

1:00He's got vision, pass pro, and that academic Heisman finalist vibe. Meanwhile, corners like Arizona State's Keith Abbey II and San Diego State's Chris Johnson lockdown receivers with picks and zero touchdowns. Allowed, while edges such as Illinois's Gabe Joccas and Wisconsin's Mason Riger bring handwork and shrine bowl MPPs. Even a gritty bather wide out, Josh Cameron bullies defenders at 6 foot 2, 220 pounds. These picks could reload Seattle's depth, blending raw athleticism with pro-ready mentality. Keep eyes peeled as the draft nears, Seahawks might snag another core just like last year.