Seahawks Eyeing Woodaz for Depth

0:00On March 24th, the Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for the NFL draft with eyes on bolstering their roster, especially at running back, interior. Offensive line and cornerback. One intriguing prospect they're chatting with is Clinton Limebacker Wade Woodaz, a two-year starter who's shown solid playmaking skills. Woodaz has racked up 153 tackles over his last two seasons, including 17 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles. He's got good size and speed, though he needs work on his technique, which plays right into the Seahawks' strength in player development. Right now, Seattle's Limebacker group looks stable, with Ernest Jones the fourth as the main starter, Tyrese Knight backing him up and recent. Resignings of Drake Thomas and Chas Serrat for depth and special teams. Still, injuries have hit this unit before, leaving gaps that extra talent could fill. Woodaz fits as a potential six-round pick, perfect for adding young competition without shaking up the starters. He gets to learn from top coaches and Jones, building toward real contributions down the

1:03line. With just four picks available, the Seahawks might grab him late to round out their depth, keeping an eye on how the draft boards shake out in the coming days. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates.