Super Bowl Champion Seahawks Bolster Secondary, Pass Rush in Pre-Combine Mock Draft

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Written By Corbin Smith

On the heels of a historic Super Bowl run that brought the Lombardi Trophy back to the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Seahawks won’t have too much time left to celebrate with the heat of the offseason now underway, including the upcoming 2026 NFL combine in Indianapolis.

Looking to fortify the roster for a title defense, Seahawks general manager John Schneider won’t have near as much capital to work with as he has over the past four drafts, as the team currently has only four selections. This includes three picks in the first three rounds at the very tail end of the round due to winning the Super Bowl and only one pick in the final four rounds, in large part due to trading a fourth and fifth-round pick to the Saints at the trade deadline in October to acquire receiver Rashid Shaheed.

Kicking off our annual draft coverage on Emerald City Spectrum, if the 2026 NFL Draft happened over the next three days without any trades, who would the Seahawks add to the mix with their four selections?

Corbin Smith

After teaching and coaching high school football for five years, Smith transitioned into sports reporting in 2017 and spent seven years with Sports Illustrated as a Seahawks beat reporter before launching the Emerald City Spectrum in February 2025. He also has hosted the Locked On Seahawks podcast since 2019.

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