Seahawks' Draft Steal: Dillon Thieneman

0:00On April 6th, Seahawks fans, the secondary needs of boost heading into the 2026 NFL draft, an Oregon Safety Dylan Thineman looks like a prime target. Seattle's got a hole at safety after losing key depth, and the enemies rising fast as a first round talent who could lock down that back end right. Away. They shipped out Kobe Bryant to the Chicago Bears in Free Agency, but grabbed veteran Rodney Thomas II to plug the gaff short term. Still, with the Seahawks sitting at the 32nd pick, they're hunting for that long-term fix in a draft class loaded at safety. The Inamin lit it up last season, flying across the field and snagging two interceptions, including a game-sealer in double overtime against Penn. State. That kind of clutch play screams big-time potential for a defense craving turnovers. His blend of size, instincts, and play-reading skills makes him a seamless fit for Seattle's scheme, projecting as a day-one starter who elevates the whole unit. If Thineman slides to the end of Round 1, the Seahawks can't sleep on him,

1:03eyes on Oregon for that draft steal, I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.