Seahawks Draft Bud Clark, Eye Cornerback in Late Rounds

On April 25, Seattle Seahawks just snag TCU Safety Bud Quark at the 64th pick in the draft.

It's a smart move for their defense, especially after grabbing Jadari and Price in the first round.

Clark brings solid value without the team even visiting him,

shoring up the back end right away.

Head coach Mike McDonald gets another sturdy piece in the secondary here.

Clark could step into Kobe Bryant's old spot down the line, with Julian Love holding its short term.

Even with recent ads, the Seahawks no depth never hurts in that defensive backfield.

Fans and analysts see this as logical, but they're buzzing about losses like Bryant and Rick

Willen to free agency. The current lineup has Josh Job across from Devon Witherspoon,

and Nick Mnwery juggling nickel, safety, and linebacker duties.

It works. Yet everyone agrees. More talent elevates it.

Looking ahead to pick 94, General Manager John Schneider should target a cornerback.

German McCoy might still be available despite his ACL injury slide,

and the Seahawks have the patience to rehab him.

Other options like Miami's Kante Scott, Texas's Malik Muhammad,

or Arizona State's Keith Abbey II, fit perfectly in the mid-90s.

Their dark side defense already ranked 10th against the past last year,

allowing under 200 passing yards per game on average,

doubling down here keeps them elite no matter the opponent.