Seahawks GM John Schneider's Low-Cost Draft Picks

On March 20th, with the initial rush of free agency over, Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider is eyeing a few remaining unsigned players.

To keep his team dominant, heading into 2026.

Fresh off their Super Bowl win last year, the Seahawks boasts one of the league's strongest rosters, built around a young talent and a resurgence.

Quarterback. Schneider has prioritized keeping core pieces, resigning wide receiver, Rashid Shaheed, cornerback Josh Job,

and several key backups like Josh Jones.

Embraidery Russell. Meanwhile, rivals like the Rams and 49ers have made splashes, adding defensive backs and receivers to challenge Seattle's edge.

Fans and analysts see clear spots to upgrade, especially along the offensive line and in the secondary after losing players like safety, Kobe Bryant.

The Seahawks still have salary cap room but are being smart, avoiding big spending just to fill spots.

Standout still available include veteran guard Joel Baitonio for immediate line help, physical receivers Juan Jennings to poach from San Francisco.

Young guard Ben Barch for depth, and safety's Xavier Woods and Chuck Clark for defensive flexibility.

These low cost additions could provide starters or reliable backups without breaking the bank.

As the draft approaches next month, Schneider's tweaks will fine-tune an already formidable squad, ensuring Seattle stays in the championship hunt for.

Years to come.