Seahawks Grab Price, Deal, Seumalo in Draft

On April 26, the Seattle Seahawks just wrapped their 2026 NFL draft, turning four picks into eight solid additions.

They kicked it off by grabbing running back to Darian Price in the first round to fill the void left by Kenneth Walker, who bolted to the Kansas City.

Chiefs in free agency.

Pundits are already grumbling since running back as a low-value spot these days, but the real action now shifts to undrafted free agents.

General manager John Schneider is hunting for those hidden gyms that could shake up the roster.

Seahawks fans know this game well, with stars like Doug Baldwin and Jake Bobo proving undrafted players can become legends.

The history has the twelfth buzzing about this year's crop, making a real dent.

So far, they've locked in linebacker DeVian Diel from TCU, a six-foot-three beast, with 34.5 tackles for loss and 13 sacks over.

Five college seasons.

They also snag defensive tackle Uso Siumolo from Kansas State, a massive six-foot-three, 340-pounder perfect for clogging the middle-on rundowns.

As Schneider keeps signing more, these guys could battle for reps under head coach Mike McDonald and turn early doubts into late-round wins.