Seahawks Mock Draft: Bisontis, Howell, Branch, Barrett

0:00On April 2nd, in this no-trade mocked draft for the Seattle Seahawks, their first pick at 32 goes to Chase Bisontis, a massive 6-foot-5. Gar from Texas A&M, corners flew off the board early, leaving Bisontis as the top value, a quick, powerful fit for their zone run scheme, especially with right guard, Anthony Bradford hitting free agency soon. Earlier this week, I ran the sim without any swaps, forcing real value picks across their four selections. Bisontis pairs perfectly with teammate Cash's Howe, an explosive edge rusher, grabbed at 64. At 6-foot-2 and 253 pounds, Howe's got 9.5 sacks from bowling green, and 11.5 at A&M undervalued, speed that could thrive under Mike McDonald. Fans are buzzing about Seattle's needs after losing Rick Wullen, but this draft leans offense first for balance. Howe will bring his past rush pop, despite shorter arms, setting up a versatile front.

1:00Meanwhile, the impact hits home, Bisontis shores up protection, letting Gino or whoever cook. Round 3 at 96 nets, Zachariah Branch, a 5-foot 9-wide out from Georgia, with rare strength. 20 bench reps like a linebacker, he adds slot wiggle, deep speed, and return juice alongside Rashid Shaheed, and Jackson Smith-Enjigba, stretching defenses thin. Rapping with Nick Barrett, a 6-foot-something nose tackle from South Carolina at 188. He's a late bloomer runstuffer, who collapses pockets, rotating in to beef up the middle, where Jaren reads quickness needs a power compliment. Seahawks stacking upside without trades. Smart depth for the long haul.