Seahawks Draft 2026: Speed, Depth, and Leaders

On April 26th, the Seattle Seahawks wrapped their 2026 NFL draft class on April 25th, adding eight rookies total,

offense and five on defense. They kicked it all strong in Round 1, pick 32, taking running back

to Darian Price from Notre Dame to juice up the backfield. In Round 2, pick 64, they grab safety

bud Clark from TCU, then cornerback Julian Neal from Arkansas at pick 99 in Round 3.

Those day two moves brought speed and confidence to the secondary, with coaches calling them perfect

scheme fits. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the defensive hall, especially with three cornerback

strapped at late. Andre Fuller from Toledo, Michael Danzby from Arizona, plus nose tackle

Devon Eastern from Minnesota. Up front, guard both Stevens from Iowa and wide out Emanuel

Henderson, Jr. from Kansas, add depth without flash. These picks target immediate needs, blending

leaders like Price, with athletic freaks who lit up the combine. The team skipped Round 4,

but loaded up in Round 5 through 7 for value. Expect these Seahawks to hit Cam running, building

a roster ready to compete. Check the full breakdowns online and stay tuned for training Cam vibes.