Seahawks' Late-Round Gem: Andre Fuller

0:00On April 28th, Seattle Seahawks snagged a promising cornerback named Andre Fuller in the late rounds of the 2026 draft. Most 6th or 7th round picks fade away without making waves, but Fuller stands out as a physical force from Toledo who could buck that trend. The team brought him in for a pre-drab visit, showing they saw a real scheme fit right from the jump. Toledo defensive backs aren't fire-lately, with Quinyan Mitchell shining as a star and a manual McNeil Warren going in the second round. Seahawks GM John Schneider doesn't draft just to feel spots, so picking Fuller late means they believe in his upside despite limited starting. Experience. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Fuller dominated man coverage, logging 11 pass breakups while allowing just 42.3%. Completions. He's a hard hitter with great ball skills, quick to disrupt plays and tackle in open space, though he needs to sharpen his recovery speed against. Speedy receivers. New looks at his tape reveal perfect alignment with defensive coordinator Aiden Dirty's aggressive style.

1:06Fuller brings safety experience too, adding versatility behind vets like Julian Love, and he's built to jam receivers at the line without biting on. Behind guys like Julian Neal and Josh Job, Fuller deserves reps to develop into that disruptive weapon Seattle craves, potentially locking down the back end for years.