Wyatt Rutledge: Seahawks' Draft Steal?

0:00It's April 20th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Brock Hurr dropped the draft profile last week on Georgia Tech Guard wide-red ledge, hyping his toughness, multi-sport routes, and straight-up grit. Same day, ESPN's Peter Schreger put him in his first mock draft to the Patriots at Pick 31. That spark talked that the Seahawks might eye him right after at 32, matching the rugged style, new coach, Mike Wrable digs. Rutledge plays Ry Guard with that nasty edge, perfect to step in for Anthony Bradford. He's just the type for Seattle's line rebuild under John Benson, who already plugged in guys like Zable from North Dakota State and Jalen Sundell last year. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Rutledge stood out on a solid but underrated Georgia Tech Squad, carrying them like those FCS standouts. His profile screams the tough, physical, interior lineman, the Seahawks crave to protect their backfield. More popular names like Oregon's Emanuel Pregnant, or Texas A&M's Chase by Santas Top Mox for

1:05Pick 32, but Rutledge fits Benton's blueprint. Too well to ignore, scouts see him sliding right into the mix. Keep watching this space as draft season heats up. Rutledge could be the steel that toughens Seattle's front.