Top-30/Local Visits Tracker: Who Have Seahawks Met With Leading Up to 2026 NFL Draft?
With the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in the rearview mirror and free agency well underway, the Seattle Seahawks and all 32 NFL teams are in the midst of scheduling and conducting their pre-draft top-30 visits.
In this process, each NFL team can bring in up to 30 players to their respective facilities for interviews and meetings with coaches as well as medical examinations and physicals. In addition, teams can also bring in local players for official visits, which do not count as one of the top-30 visits. While these on-site meetings are only part of the evaluation process leading up to the three-day event, they can play a critical role in determining where each player ends up on draft weekend.
Which players have already met with the Seahawks or are scheduled to come to town for top-30 visits and local visits before the 2026 NFL Draft?
2026 NFL Combine: 6 Potential Seahawks Targets Who Impressed on Day 2 of Workouts
Ushering in the next stage of the NFL offseason for the Seattle Seahawks and all 32 teams, the annual NFL Scouting Combine kicked into full throttle with cornerbacks and safeties participating in on-field athletic testing and drill work on Friday.
Which players who could be on Seattle’s radar heading into the 2026 NFL Draft improved their stock the most? Here are six prospects who starred on Day 2 at Lucas Oil Stadium:
Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
Arguably the best cornerback in college football last season, at least statistically, Johnson locked down Mountain West receivers from start to finish. Earning MWC Defensive Player of the Year honors in his third season as a starter for the Aztecs, he held opposing quarterbacks to a ridiculous 16.1 passer rating and under a 42% completion rate while giving up no touchdowns, intercepting four passes, and producing five pass breakups. But leading up to the combine, questions persisted about level of competition and his overall athleticism, clouding his prognosis as a draft prospect.
Super Bowl Champion Seahawks Bolster Secondary, Pass Rush in Pre-Combine Mock Draft
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?
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