Seahawks' Day Three Draft Picks Poised for Impact

On April 26th, the Seattle Seahawks are rolling with one of the deepest rosters in the NFL thanks to their knack for getting major contributions from.

A ton of players, including late-round rookies, last season, day three picks like full-back Ravi Oosts and wide-receiver Torrey Horton stepped up big.

This year, keep your eyes on guard, both Stevens, wide-receiver Emanuel Henderson Jr., and Cornerback Andre Fuller.

They could make waves right out.

Vigate, the Seahawks traded a fourth-round pick in the 2027 draft to Snack Stevens, a steady guard from Iowa, who's been one of college.

Football's most efficient blockers over the last two seasons.

He's got a real shot at challenging Anthony Bradford for the starting-ride guard job as early as week one in the 2026 season.

Meanwhile, Henderson brings serious speed and playmaking flair to the wide-receiver room, drawing from his high school running back routes.

In his one-year of Kansas, he hauled in 45 catches for 766 yards and five touchdowns with sharp vision that turned short, passes into big gains or sets up deep shots.

Over in the secondary, seventh-rounder Andre Fuller from Toledo shines in zone coverage and stuffs the run like a vet.

While he needs work in man coverage, the Seahawks' aggressive schemes could slot him into rotations near the line or as a short yardage lockdown guy.

Maybe even bumping some underperforming veterans down the depth chart.

These day three gyms highlight how the Seahawks keep unearthing talent late, building depth that pays off in the grind of a long season, watch them, battle it out in camp and push for early roles.