Seahawks Trade Up, Grab Clark & Neal

On April 25, Seattle Seahawks finally pulled off that trade they wanted, swapping their

third round pick at number 96 for number 99.

Still in the third round, plus a sixth rounder at number 216 from the Pittsburgh Steelers.

They used it to grab defensive backbuck Clark and cornerback Niel, adding some real competitors

to the secondary.

Earlier this week, the team couldn't move their first rounder, but day two brought the

deal home.

Central manager John Schneider called it a fun process, crediting his scouts for nailing

down players who are tough athletes through and through.

Coaches are hyped on these guys' energy and confidence.

They bring swag and humility, fitting right into Seattle's team for his culture, where

self-sacrifice rules.

Both rookies get the game as the ultimate squat sport.

Now Clark steps into a loaded safety room with vets like Rodney Thomas II and Ty Okada,

who balled out last year.

Bill joins Corners' Devon with a spoon and Josh Job.

Expect heavy competition, with Clark's versatility at nickel or even corner in play, but

coaches stress smart usage to keep skills sharp.

These picks balance talent and need perfectly, blending best player available with roster gaps.

Seahawks are geared up to refine them through camp, building a defense that can handle anything

the season throws.