Seahawks' Steal: Beau Stephens Fortifies O-Line

0:00On April 29th, Seattle Seahawks fans, their offense lit up the field last season, but that interior line needed some real muscle. General manager John Schneider dropped the sneaky gem in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL draft, snagging both Stevens from Iowa. This dude's the fix for tweaking that old line without breaking the bank. Stevens anchored the Hawkeyes line that copped the 2025 Joe Moore award, college football's top union, three-year starter at left guard, and get this. He didn't give up a single sack over 1,345 snaps. Pure lockdown artist, coming off a healthy year, he's versatile, logging time at right guard back in 2022. Technique sharp as a blade, elite hand placement in pass pro, violent in the run game, even climbs to the second level to pancake linebackers. Pro football focus hit him with a 92.5 passball grade, tops among guards. In the pros, he might face bigger beast, but Anthony Bradford's been shaky,

1:00so Stevens brings real heat for that spot next to Gray's Able. Low key guy, no drama, but NFL ready with multi-positional chops. Fifth round steel, bottom line, Schneider's stacking depth and competition smart, turning a solid line into a fortress that keeps the offense rolling