Seahawks' Edge Rusher: Dani Dennis-Sutton

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Seahawks looking ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft, and if they skip ed rushers in Round 1,

Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton could be there.

Gaia picked 64 to step in for Boy Maffe.

Doos got the tools to pressure quarterbacks right away in a rotation roll alongside Dare

Call, Uchinen Novosu, and to Marcus Lawrence.

His athletic testing pops off the charts with elite speed and explosiveness, perfect

for spot duty without needing every snap.

At 256 pounds on a 6-speed 5-5-8-inch frame, with 33.38-0-inch arms, he has room to bulk.

Up and dominate.

Fans and scouts see him as a high floor pick thanks to consistent college production,

including pro football focus grades of 80.1 overall.

77.7 against the run, and 79.7 rushing the passer.

Even his low game at 58.3 holds up solid.

Tape shows he relies on raw athleticism more than bend or counters, so he'd need top coaching

to refine his game and hit elite status.

Still, that physical base makes him a safe bet for day 2 impact in Seattle's scheme.

Keep an eye on how the Seahawks build that edge depth.

Sutton might just lock down the rotation and boost their pass rush for years.