Seahawks Target Malachi Fields in Mock Draft

0:00On March 3rd, the Seattle Seahawks are riding high after winning the Super Bowl at the end of the 2025 season, making them the top, target for every other team. With a strong roster and plenty of salary cap room, they're set to make moves in free agency and the upcoming draft to defend their title. General Manager John Schneider has a knack for finding talent late in the first round, and a recent mock draft has been grabbing Notre Dame-wide. Former Malachi Fields at Pick 32, that extra cap space means Seattle can chase big names in free agency while eyeing draft gyms to fill any gaps. Schneider often turns late picks into starters, so at the end of round one, they could snag the top talent available without forcing a reach for need. Fans and analysts see Fields as a perfect complement to the Seahawks passing game. At nearly 6 foot 5 and 218 pounds, he brings size and physicality that defenses will struggle to match, especially paired with. Their star wide out Jackson Smith Injigba and veteran slot man Cooper Cup, who turns 33

1:04this year. Critics point to Fields slower 40 yard dash time, but his game relies on quickness and tight spaces, power after the catch and jumping ability, downfield. His college stats show steady production over 4 years at Virginia. He hauled in 129 catches for 1,800, 49 yards and 11 scores. He blinded 36 grabs for 630 yards and 5 touchdowns in his final year in Notre Dame. A strong senior bowl performance boosted his stock, positioning him as a possession threat who could open up the offense even more. As the Seahawks gear up for another run, picks like this keep them ahead of the pack.