Seahawks' Draft Target: Versatile CB Treydan Stukes

On April 21st, Seahawks fans, the teams got their eyes on trade-and-stukes, the air is on a cornerback whose skyrocketing up 2026 draft.

Boards. ESPN's Adam Schefter says this guy's versatile enough to play safety, nickel corner, or outside corner with four interceptions last season and A.

Blazing 4.33 second, 40 yard dash at the combine.

Seattle's coming off a Super Bowl run, but lost cornerback Rick Woolen and safety Kobe Bryant in free agency, leaving thin depth behind starters, Devon.

With his boon and Josh Job, Nehemiah Prichetz, their only listed backup corner right now, so Stukes fits perfect as a multi-tool defender they love.

Schefter reports one NFL general manager, calling Stukes, one of the best safeties he's ever scouted, even ranking him ahead of Ohio State's Caleb.

Downs, who many see as the top defensive player in college ball last year, that's huge praise and a loaded safety class.

Stukes has racked up 11 top 30 business lately, hitting Pittsburgh on Wednesday, Kansas City on Tuesday, and Seattle last Monday.

Teens are buzzing about his freaky plays that stand out. If the hype holds, Seahawks hope he's still on the board at pick number 32, come draft night, plugging that secondary hole just right.