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Revisiting the 2026 NFL Draft: Evaluating how well Seahawks have done re-tooling Super Bowl roster

The Seattle Seahawks aimed to replenish their recent Super Bowl squad by making eight choices during the 2026 NFL Draft, but injuries have severely hampered the rookie class. Running back Jadarian Price was drafted thirty-second overall after Kenneth Walker III departed in free agency, logging twenty-eight carries for one hundred nineteen yards, four receptions for twenty-one yards, and two fumbles before landing on injured reserve with a chest injury.

Safety Bud Clark and cornerback Julian Neal, selected to help fill defensive holes following losses like Riq Woolen's departure, have also dealt with major physical setbacks.

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