Seahawks Eyeing Avieon Terrell Despite Injury Concerns

0:00On March 30, Seattle Seahawks just lost cornerback Rick Wullen to the Philadelphia Eagles on a one-year deal, so they're eyeing replacements like, Clemson's Avion Toreau in the 2026 NFL Draft. Toreau's projected late in the first round, right in Seattle's wheelhouse, especially with Devon Witherspoon, locked in long-term, and Josh Jobbeck in the fold. Earlier this week at Clemson's Pro Day, Toreau pulled his hamstring and couldn't finish the workout. That's the same injury that hit him at the NFL Combine back in March, forcing him to reschedule his first pro-day attempt. Now, teams are spooked, and his draft stock might slide as a result. Seahawks fans are watching close, since General Manager John Schneider loves versatile corners, but any red flag like recurring soft tissue issues. Raises eyebrows across the league. That said, Toreau's a 5-foot 11, 180-pound athlete whose elite against the run and solid and coverage, plus he notched three. Sacks last year rushing the passer.

1:00He'd fit Mike McDonald's scheme perfectly, mixing it up with blitzes alongside Witherspoon and the rookie safety. Seattle's already met with Toreau, so they've got the inside track on his medicals and upside. If Schneider pulls the trigger, it'll mean they've cleared the hurdles and see him as the high floor, high ceiling piece to bolster that secondary. Moving forward.