Seahawks Draft: Top Guard Targets in 2026

0:00NFL Store is making news on March 3rd. The Seattle Seahawks head into the 2026 NFL Draft with just four total picks, but three land in the top 100. That means General Manager John Schneider has to make every selection count, prioritizing quality over quantity. Their offensive line could use a boost at guard, especially with right guard Anthony Bradford hitting a contract, year, and Christian Haynes falling. Short, so far. Last all seasons pick of Grey's Able already lifted the offense, so adding another strong interior guy early makes sense. Teams often target guards around picks, 64 or 96, to plug potential gaps before they widen. Seahawks fans are buzzing about mid-round options that fit new offensive coordinator Brian Flurry Scheme. One standout is chased by Saunces from Texas A&M, a top interior blocker with sharp angles and instant starter upside. He might even slip to the second day of the draft. Meanwhile, Iowa's Jennings Dunker brings nasty play after shifting from tackle, and Georgia

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