
Seahawks Draft: Trade, Talent, Repeat
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Seahawks, fresh off their Super Bowl victory, hold the final pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. With only four picks in total, GM John Schneider is expected to trade back, potentially landing a cornerback or another mid-round pick. Fans and analysts speculate on whether Schneider will bolster the already stacked defense or add offensive firepower. The draft begins tonight at 5 PM Pacific Time on various networks and streaming platforms.
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0:00On April 23rd, Seahawks are walking into the 2026 NFL draft as fresh Super Bowl champs after beating the Patriots, snagging the very last. Pick of the first round at number 32 overall. First round kicks off tonight in Pittsburgh on Thursday, April 23rd at 5 p.m. Pacific time. Catch it on ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, or stream through NFL Plus, the ESPN app, Disney Plus, or Hulu. They got just four picks total this draft. The fewest in the league was spots at 32 in round 1, 64, to close round 2, 96. Before coppics in round 3, and 188 in round 6 from that brownstrade, GM John Schneider loves wheeling and dealing, especially trading back from 32 to stack up mid-round picks after past moves like grabbing, wide out Rashid Shaheed, fans and analysts buzzing about whether Mike McDonald doubles down on that elite defense or adds offensive juice since the secondary
1:00is already stacked, but depth never hurts. Names floating are Notre Dame running back, Giderian price for explosive runs, South Carolina corner, Brandon Ceci, or Clemson's Avion Terrell for. Scheme fits, or Ohio State D tackle, Kate and McDonald to terrorize the NFC line. Experts predict Schneider flips number 32 to the Cardinals who jump in for Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson and that sweet fifth year option, landing Seattle at number 34 instead for a corner or another slide into round 2. Whatever Schneider cooks up tonight, these champs stay loaded, eyeing their repeat run while the league scrambles for scraps. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.
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