Seahawks Draft: Colton Hood or Running Back? Kiper's Pick

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The Seattle Seahawks wrapped up NFL free agency on a solid note after their Super Bowl win,

though they did lose running back Kenneth Walker III, and safety Kobe Bryant.

They resigned several key players to keep the core intact and staying contention for another title.

Now the team shifts focus to the 2026 NFL Draft, where free agency moves will shape their picks.

ESPN Draft expert Mel Kuiper Jr. projects them selecting Tennessee Cornerback,

Colton Hood, at pick number 32, to bolster the secondary.

Fans and analysts see Hood as a strong fit, with his blazing speed, athleticism, and ball skills.

He could provide instant depth behind resigned cornerbacks, like Josh Job,

and new addition Noah Eggman again, easing into a rotation roll without.

Starting right away.

That said, some question of cornerback is the top priority after those signings.

Critics argue the Seahawks have bigger holes at, running back, and interior offensive line.

Pointing to Notre Dame's jadairian price as a better, first round target there.

Meanwhile, with short-term fixes like a manual Wilson's one-year deal at running back,

Seattle might trade up or target bigger names like Miami's.

Devana Shane, to lock in a long-term solution, before Draft Day.

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