Seahawks Draft: Price Pick, Day Two Preview

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Seahawks kept it simple in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft, grabbing Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price with a 30 second. Pick, just like the experts predicted. No trades, no surprises there. But now all eyes shift to day two with their next shots at 64 and 96. Coming in, Seattle's biggest gaps were cornerback, edge rusher, and safety, and the board's lining up nice. Clemson Corner, Avion Terrell, and Arizona Safety. Traden Stukes both mocked right to that 30 second spot earlier, so with either slides to 64, they got a pounds perfect fits for the secondary. Edge Rush is where they need that pure speed off the line, and Oklahoma's R. Mason Thomas screams ideal rotational guy for third downs. He's got that quick first step without the bulk for every snap. Plenty more like Texas A&M's cashiest howl, or Tennessee's Joshua Joseph's could fall

1:02too, giving Seattle real options to beef up the pass rush. Don't sleep on trades either. GM John Schneider loves wheeling and dealing, and he even hinted they might have moved back last night. They could slide from 64 or 96 to stockpile, day three picks without missing out. With defensive backs and rusher stacked deep, day two sets Seattle up to address those holes and build a contender, keep watching how the board falls.