Seahawks' Draft Plan: Power & Speed at RB

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Seattle Seahawks are planning a major shake-up at running back ahead of this spring's NFL draft. Their backfield needs a full rebuild, and they're already eyeing free agents like Brian Robinson Jr. and Tyler Alkier to add some power. Those two are solid bruisers around £225 each, great for pounding between the tackles. But the group would still miss that explosive speed to stretch defenses. Fans and analysts agree the Seahawks need a quick third back to round things out. Without it, the offense might feel one-dimensional, especially after recent struggles. Looking at draft options, Notre Dame's Jadarian price brings slippery cuts in decent burst, possibly available around the 64th pick. Then there's Demon Clayborn with his 4.3740 time and open field moves. Arkansas's Mike Washington Jr. offers speed, too, though he needs work on fumbles and

1:01third down skills. It's up to General Manager John Schneider and coach Mike McDonald to grab the right fit this draft season. Support for this Dean in episode comes from our sponsor. To not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I-SollyPillow.com