Daniel Jeremiah analyzed the Seattle Seahawks' 2026 NFL draft with hosts Mike Salk and Bryan Walters. Key discussions included the impact of the Seahawks' draft selections, particularly focusing on players taken outside the first two rounds and the overall value of their picks. Jeremiah also examined potential contributors from day one, questioned whether there were any reach picks, and shared insights from the Legion of Boom era to guide future philosophies in drafting. The segment also covered the scouting process and included short outlooks on the drafts of the LA Rams and SF 49ers.

By the Numbers
  • Seattle Seahawks made a total of 9 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
  • Three of their draft picks were selected from round 6 and 7.
Yes, But

While Jeremiah praised some selections, he noted the challenge of identifying immediate impact players from the later rounds, emphasizing that success often varies with scouting outcomes and development timelines.

State of Play
  • The Seahawks' draft strategy reflects a mix of building for the future and addressing current needs.
  • Ongoing comparisons with rival teams, like the LA Rams and SF 49ers, highlight the competitive landscape in the NFC West.
What's Next

Following the draft, Seattle will focus on training camps and player development to evaluate the performance of their rookies and determine their impact in the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

The Seahawks' draft strategy aims to balance immediate impact with long-term potential, highlighting a need for robust development in their scouting approach to realize the full value of their picks.