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  • April 26, 2026 at 7:50 am #163607
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    McVay/Stafford did well against the Seahawks in two of the three games. I wonder what kinds of changes Mike Macdonald will make in his Super-Bowl-winning defense.

    McVay vs MacDonald.
    McVay vs Shanahan.

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    First Round Addition: The Seahawks used their last-pick-of-the-first-round on RB Jadarian Price, intended to lead the backfield following the departure of Kenneth Walker III.

    Defensive Secondary Focus: Four of the eight picks were defensive backs (Clark, Neal, Fuller, Dansby).

    Draft Day Trades: Seattle traded their 2027 4th-round pick to the Cleveland Browns to move up and select offensive guard Beau Stephens in the 5th round.

    The draft class was designed to add physicality to the defense and depth to the offensive line, with analysts noting the selections of Clark and Neal as “physical” additions to the secondary

    Seattle Seahawks 2026 Draft Class

    Round 1, No. 32: Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame
    Round 2, No. 64: Bud Clark, S, TCU
    Round 3, No. 99: Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas
    Round 5, No. 148: Beau Stephens, G, Iowa
    Round 6, No. 199: Emmanuel Henderson Jr., WR, Kansas
    Round 7, No. 236: Andre Fuller, CB, Toledo
    Round 7, No. 242: Deven Eastern, NT, Minnesota
    Round 7, No. 255: Michael Dansby, CB, Arizona

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