Seahawks' Early Draft Focus: Jonah Coleman

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One week after NFL free agency kicked off, all 32 teams are shifting focus to the 2026

NFL Draft.

The Seattle Seahawks have just four picks unless they trade, so every move counts.

Their general manager, John Schneider, has a strong track record for nailing drafts.

The Seahawks have already hosted a couple of promising cornerbacks and now turn to offense.

They brought in Jonah Coleman, a running back from the University of Washington with deep

local roots.

This visit highlights their interest in boosting the backfield early.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart play on Washington State talent.

The team previously signed Eastern Washington alum, Cooper Cup, a Super Bowl MVP and free

agency.

They also drafted Washington State Tackle Abraham Lucas in the third round of 2022, and

he's now their franchise right tackle.

Austin marks the first running back on their pre-draft visit list, signaling real intrigue.

He's climbing draft boards fast and has caught Schneider's eye in the front office.

More running back visits are coming, but this early nod to Coleman shows Seattle's strategy

taking shape as draft prep heats up.

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