Seahawks Draft: Schneider's Magic for Roster Holes

0:00On April 22nd, the Seattle Seahawks are sitting pretty after their championship run, with a chance to wheel and deal in the draft to plug roster holes. From key offseason losses, they're eyeing spots like running back and the secondary to get back to contending fast. With just the 32nd overall pick and four total selections, General Manager John Schneider is primed for his classic trade-down magic, maybe. Even packaging to snack extra value, or bait teams, hunting specific talent, laying the round. Fans and analysts see them targeting replacements for guys like Kenneth Walker at running back. Kobe Bryant and Boyet may fund defense, turning that. Thin draft capital into death, where it hurts most. One intriguing name floating around is Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price, if they stay put at 32. But the buzz is clear, don't reach 2. High for a back in the scheme that elevates solid committee options anyway. Keep watching Schneider and coach Mike McDonald. They've got the pieces to flip this draft into real upgrades, setting Seattle up for another deep.

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