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Seahawks Unveil 2023 Rookie Minicamp Roster

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Seattle Seahawks unveil 2023 rookie minicamp roster, featuring eight draft picks and seven undrafted free agents, along with returning practice squad players and tryout hopefuls.

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Seahawks Unveil 2023 Rookie Minicamp Roster

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks Unveil 2023 Rookie Minicamp Roster. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 1st, Seattle Seahawks just unveiled their 2026 rookie minicamp roster, packing 68 players for a 2-day event, kicking off Friday afternoon. This marks the debut for their 8 draft picks and 7 undrafted free agent signings hitting the field as a unit. The draft class brings fresh talent across the board, starting with cornerback Julian Neal out of Arkansas, running back Giderian price from Notre Dame, Safety, Bud Clark from TCU, plus more corners. A guard from Iowa, wide receiver Emmanuel Henderson, Jr., from Kansas, and Knows Tackle Devon, Eastern for Minnesota. Undrafted free agents add depth with tight-end Lance Mason from Wisconsin, linebackers like Debian Deal from TCU and Marvin Jones, Jr., from Oklahoma. Wide receivers Levi Wentz and Michael Briscoe, Knows Tackle Uso Somalo from Kansas State, and Aiden Hubbard from Northwestern. A dozen or so returning practice-quiet players mix in, including safeties, linebackers, and linemen like Logan Brown from Iowa, giving the rookies.

Some vets to learn from right away, over 30 trial hopefuls rounded out, from quarterbacks like Kai Horton and Blake Shapen, to running backs defensive ends and tackles all. Chasing that slim shot and making the squad win drills begin.

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