Seahawks Eyeing Thomas for Pass Rush

0:00On March 1st, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing Oklahoma Edge R Usher R Mason Thomas as a potential pick at number 32 in the upcoming NFL draft. After a standout performance at the NFL Scout and Combine, this 6'2-240-pound athlete has climbed their draft board, possibly. Shifting plans away from a guard or cornerback. Thomas showed Elite Burst with a 1.63-second 10-yard split and a 4.67-second 40-yard dash. He dominated the on-field drills too, highlighting his explosiveness, despite not being the biggest guy out there. The Seahawks need past rush help, especially with boy-mayf hitting free agency and DeMarca's Lawrence getting older. They've shown interest in trades like Max Crosby, so adding a high-energy russer fits their defensive style. Mott Drafts had Thomas around the 42nd spot overall, but his Combine surge makes him a first-round analyser. Analysts note he matches what Seattle wants, a front, with college stats, including 16

1:01sax, and 22 tackles for loss. As the draft nears, Schneider might rethink that final first-round Plot to grab this sooner's star and keep the Seahawks-Aid-sharp.