Seahawks Eyeing Jadon Canady for Secondary Boost

0:00On March 31st, Seattle Seahawks heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with a clear gap at cornerback. They resigned Josh Job to team up with Star Devon with his spoon in their base defense, but lost Ric Wolland to free agency. That means they might grab a replacement as early as the 32nd overall pick. Other spots like running back an edge rusher still need work too. If General Manager John Schneider goes after those first, they'll have to snag a solid corner in the mid rounds to fill the void. Jaden Canadian, a versatile corner from Oregon, fits that bill with his inside outside skills. He bounced around college ball, starting at Tulane and Ole Miss before landing in Oregon, where he balled out. Recently, Canadian confirmed multiple pre-draft chats with the Seahawks, including a fresh zoom call. He's met nearly every NFL team two or three times, and those talks show Seattle's got eyes on him. In his breakout 2025 season, Canadian posted 39 tackles in six past breakups, building

1:01on 11 past breakups from Ole Miss D, year before, and four career picks. Looks like the Seahawks are positioning smart for that secondary upgrade. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI.