Seahawks Target Guard Upgrade in 2026 Draft

0:00On April 7th, Seahawks stayed low-key this offseason after locking up Jackson Smith and Jigba long-term, and now their eyeing extensions for Devon. Witherspoon and Sam Darnold, but the real focus shifts to the 2026 NFL draft where they need a guard upgrade over Anthony Bradford. With picks at 32, 64, and 96, Seattle's got prime shots to fix that hole on a roster that's already one of the league's best. Using running back Kenneth Walker III to free agency amps up the urgency since their a fishing ground game fueled last year's balance as the most well-rounded squad in 2025. General manager John Schneider can't let that slip, especially with a run heavy scheme in mind. Fans are hyped because the front office nailed the offensive line rebuild lately, and projecting interior lineman hits easier than tackles. A Grey's Able Type Pick worked wonders before, so they're primed to develop whoever they grab. Top targets include Emmanuel Pregnant from Oregon, a late first or early second round

1:00guy with 53 college games under his belt and elite run, blocking from stops at Wyoming, USC, and Oregon. Chase by Santis out of Texas A&M brings combine explosions like a 32-winch vertical and 29 bench reps at 6-5-300, 15 pounds, also shining in the run game. Then there's Jalen Farmer from Kentucky at that 96-spot, a 22-year-old project with 28 starts, 34-inch arms, and 6-5-312-pound frame geared for rushing yards. With a deep class of starters in that 25-100 range, Seattle's locked into land Bradford's long-term replacement and keep rolling. Strong?