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Seahawks Snag Versatile DB Bud Clark in Round 2

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Seahawks secure defensive back Bud Clark from TCU in the second round of the 2026 NFL draft, addressing a key need in their secondary. Clarks versatile skill set and high draft ranking make him an excellent fit for head coach Mike Macdonalds scheme.

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Seahawks Snag Versatile DB Bud Clark in Round 2

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks Snag Versatile DB Bud Clark in Round 2. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. Steve Tish, the former co-owner of the New York Giants, showed up front and center in the team's draft room for the first two nights of the 20. 26 NFL draft. He handed his equity stake over to a trust for his kids, but he's still the chairman calling shots behind the scenes. General manager Joe Shone said it's straight to reporters, saying, Tish is right there, like he is every single year. No big deal. Now, this comes amid whispers about Tish's old ties to Jeffrey Epstein, those emails that surface raising eyebrows. The NFL's brushing it off, claiming since he's not an owner anymore, no deep dive needed. But let's be real. The guys still need deep in team ups, and the league ain't launching any probe like they would on a player caught in hot water. Power moves like this keep the story on simmer, while folks in charge let the clock tick away without real heat.

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