EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part of our draft preview, broken out into several posts for easier digestion.
There is a big debate about whether the Seahawks should use their top pick on Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price.
The consensus mock draft on Mock Draft Database has the Seahawks taking Price at 32. Draft IQ, meanwhile, has Price as Seattle’s pick at 64.
NFL draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah prefers 32 – simply because the numbers dictate it.
Continue reading Quibbling over PriceWith three weeks until the draft, most of the focus around the Seahawks is on getting them a cornerback and running back.
One position that is not being mentioned a lot for Seattle is offensive line. That’s because the Hawks have one of the best lines they have had during the John Schneider era. Of course it is all relative. This line was ranked 15th in the NFL last season by Pro Football Focus and 17th by Pro Football Network. Only the 2020 unit has ranked higher since 2010 (when Schneider became GM).
The Hawks obviously are locked in at the tackles and left guard for the next few years, which is great news. But center and right guard are positions that can be upgraded. Might the Hawks consider it, even with just four picks?
Continue reading What about offensive line on Day 2?
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