Seahawks Prioritize Positions Over Cornerback

0:00On March 30th, the Seattle Seahawks are prepping for the 2026 NFL draft with only four picks to boost their squad. Mock drafts keep linking them to a first round cornerback, but that's not the smartest play right now. Top priorities hit running back and interior offensive line hard. Edge rushers and wide receivers could use fresh blood too. GM John Schneider's shown he'll reach for elite talent if it slides. They lock down corner Josh Job on a three-year deal and brought in Noah Igminogin for backup depth in boundary and slot roles. Devon Witherspoon's extension looks imminent, keeping starter solid for years. No need for a first round corner, just for dime packages or injury cover. Save that pick for positions where a rookie starts quick, like Edge if Vets like the Marcus Lawrence bounce or receiver as Cooper Cup hits age. 33 Bottom line Seahawks stay patient at corner and target real gaps to stack wins long term.