Seahawks Target Corners, Edge Rushers in Draft Visits

On April 17th, Seattle Seahawks are deep into top 30 visits, eyeballing prospects who could fit their draft board.

As of April 10th, they've hosted 18 players, zeroing in on cornerbacks and edge rushers mostly.

Think five corners from schools like Tennessee and Georgia, plus six edge guys from Texas A&M, Missouri, all ranked in the top 50 on big, boards.

Last year, they turned visits into picks with dudes like Nick Mnworry, but this time around, their success means fewer selections later in the draft.

Still, priority screen clear corners after losing Rick Woolen to Philly, edges with Mafe gone to Cincinnati.

Running backs got three looks too, even if the class ain't stacked.

Fans are buzzing because these spots match real needs, like safety depth post, Kobe Bryant and a nose tackle upfront.

Not chasing top 10 stars, but realistic grabs rank 32 or better, players they can snag without reaching.

Expect more visas before draft day, maybe extra back since the position needs juice.

Seahawks staying smart, building around their Super Bowl run without overhyping long shots.

This track is just heating up, so keep ears open for who else steps into the V-Mac next.