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Seahawks' Draft Target: Beau Stephens for Right Guard

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Seahawks eyeing Iowas Beau Stephens for right guard, aiming to replace Anthony Bradfords penalties and pressures. Stephens, a first-team All-American, boasts impressive pass protection skills and minimal penalties. Despite shorter arms and lack of elite speed, hes a perfect fit for Seattles zone-blocking scheme, potentially strengthening the line for years.

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Seahawks' Draft Target: Beau Stephens for Right Guard

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks' Draft Target: Beau Stephens for Right Guard. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 19th, Seattle Seahawks got a whole-air ride guard with Anthony Bradford wrapping up his rookie deal after 2026, and it's time too. Move on from his penalties and pressures. Team Brass sees Iowa's both Stevens as a prime draft target to step in, especially after that pre-draft visit. Stevens stands 6 with 5, 315 pounds, a first team all-American last year, who barely let up any heat on the quarterback, just. For pressures, no sacks in two seasons. He's clean too, only one penalty each of the last two years. Fans and analysts buzzing about Bradford's track record, four plus penalties every season, 28 pressures yearly, 10 sacks lately, while Stevens shines in past pro and holds his own in the run game, even if he needs to benefit Polish there. What drops Stevens today too? Shorter arms and not elite speed, but he fits perfect in Seattle's own blocking scheme alongside guys like Charles Cross and Abe Lucas, pair him up front.

1:02And the Seahawks offensive line could lock down for years, keeping that pocket clean and the runs flowing smooth.

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