Seahawks Rebuild After Key Losses

On March 31st, the Seattle Seahawks just dominated as Super Bowl 60 champions last year, but

now they're rebuilding after losing offensive.

Coordinator Clint Kubieck, to the Raiders head job, star running back Kenneth Walker III,

to the Chiefs, and Kwanabag-Rick Willen to Philly.

That's left big holes on both sides of the ball, and with only four draft picks at 32,

64, 96, and 188 from the Browns, there in Scramble Mode.

They do have the eighth most cap space in the league, and almost no dead money, plus

General Manager John Schneider's track record for building winners.

In Mike McDonald's defensive genius, that buys them time, especially since McDonald's

squeezes production from limited talent, fans are buzzing about the impact, with the offense

needing a total revamp and defense losing its swagger against teams like the Rams last

season.

Still, solid debt remains, so Seattle can prioritize cornerback, wide receiver, running

back, and edge rusher in the draft.

Key targets include Notre Dame running back Giderian price to pair with injured Zack

Charbonne, South Carolina corner, Brandon Sisse, who fits.

McDonald's scheme like their prior star Nick Mnwery and Georgia linebacker CJ Allen for

run-stopping muscle at pick 32.

Schneider smart trades and McDonald's schemes could keep them contenders, turning these losses

into a fresh dynasty run, stay locked in with NFL news today.

AI Parade of Dates, I'm Corey with The Story.