Seahawks Eyeing Cornerbacks, Moore's Durability Concerns

0:00On March 3rd, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing cornerbacks ahead of the draft, especially with possible departures like Rick Woollen and Josh Job. They checked out several prospects at the NFL Scouting Combine, including Florida's Devon Moore, who's ranked around 78th overall. More clocked to 4.5, 0 second 40 yard dash, which is decent but didn't stand out. Missouri's Toriano Pride Junior blazed a 4.32 turning heads, and that might have cooled Seahawks General Manager, John Schneiders. Interest. More dealt with injuries early in college, missing lots of time before playing a full season last year. He also had surgery for a sports hernia recently, raising flags about his durability. Teams like Seattle have better choices, such as South Carolina's Brandon Sissy for the offensive line late in the first round. With $59,500,000 in cap space, they can target proven secondary help without big risks. Sticking to reliable fits will keep their zone defense strong under Mike McDonald as

1:03they push forward next season.