Seahawks Reload with Draft Picks After Key Player Losses

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up after their Super Bowl win, but free agency hit hard with four key players leaving. The biggest loss came a running back, where four-year starter Ken Walker III signed a three-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. Team leaders now face a major gap in the backfield, and the general manager has been talking openly about options there. Mott Draft showed the Seahawks sitting pretty with extra picks in the upcoming 2026 draft, including the 32nd overall selection. Fans are buzzing about who should step up as the top running back, with plenty of chatter on draft fits and free agent targets. Losing starters like Walker has everyone focused on reloading fast to chase a repeat championship. Experts are eyeing strong running back prospects for the Seahawks in the draft, along with explosive offensive linemen who could plug holes up front. Podcasts and blogs highlight cornerbacks, edges, and guards as early round possibilities

1:03too. Meanwhile, NFC West rivals are moving too, like the Cardinals filling defense gaps and the 49ers lagging on offensive line spending. The Seahawks stay ahead by stacking talent through the draft and remaining free agency moves.