Seahawks draft picks tracker: Every selection, live grades

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It only took Mike Macdonald two seasons to lead the Seattle Seahawks to their second Super Bowl victory. What will be in store for the team in 2026?

The Seahawks are returning a chunk of the core that earned the NFC's No. 1 seed and thrashed the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl 60. However, there have been some notable departures, with key players Kenneth Walker III, Boye Mafe, Coby Bryant and Riq Woolen all leaving in free agency.

It won't be easy for Seattle to replace all of those role players. The Seahawks are entering the 2026 NFL Draft with a league-low four total picks at their disposal, though they will sure attempt to trade down at some point to acquire more.

Still, John Schneider has put on a master class over the last few years, landing numerous, high-quality players like Devon Witherspoon, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Grey Zabel and Nick Emmanwori with his early-round picks. If he can unearth another gem, that could quickly put the Seahawks back on the path to contention.

Here's everything to know about the Seahawks' picks, needs and outlook for the 2026 NFL Draft:

Seahawks 2026 NFL Draft picks​

The Seahawks have four picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's the complete list:

• Round 1, Pick 32
• Round 2, Pick 64
• Round 3, Pick 96
• Round 6, Pick 188 (from Browns)

Seattle enters the 2026 NFL Draft with the fewest picks in the league. It used several of its Day 3 picks to swing trades for defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris (2024) and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed (2025).

Seahawks NFL draft picks​

This section will be updated after the Seahawks make their first selection.

Seahawks 2026 NFL Draft needs​

Running back​

Super Bowl 60 MVP Kenneth Walker III signed with the Kansas City Chiefs in free agency while Zach Charbonnet may not be ready for Week 1 as he recovers from a torn ACL he suffered during the playoffs. Seattle will need to find a potential plug-and-play starter and could target players like Jadarian Price or Jonah Coleman with their second-round pick or via a first-round trade down.

Cornerback​

The Seahawks retained Josh Jobe in free agency, but lost Riq Woolen to the Philadelphia Eagles. Jobe is a functional No. 2 cornerback across from Devon Witherspoon, but Seattle could stand to add a potential-packed player to provide depth to the position group and eventually challenge Jobe.

Right guard​

Rookie left guard Grey Zabel proved to be a game-changer for Seattle's blocking unit. Upgrading over right guard Anthony Bradford – who graded 71st among 79 qualified guards last season, per Pro Football Focus – could further improve the unit.

Seahawks 2026 NFL mock draft​

Here's what the Seahawks could do come draft night, per Ayrton Ostly's seven-round mock draft:

• Round 2, Pick 33*: IOL Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M
  • Seattle recouped a little more draft capital by leaving the end of the first round and Bisontis is a great consolation prize. The Seahawks boosted the interior offensive line with Grey Zabel last year and bring on a former tackle in Bisontis to shore up the other guard spot. He brings tackle experience, quick feet and consistent hands.
• Round 2, Pick 64: DB Treydan Stukes, Arizona
  • Seattle lost Riq Woolen and Coby Bryant in free agency and could use more depth in the secondary if they hope to repeat in 2026 or at least contend for another title. Stukes started out his career as a cornerback for the Wildcats before transitioning to a safety role. He was one of the fastest defensive backs at the NFL combine and his hybrid background could be a fit in a defense that thrives on versatility from its secondary.
• Round 3, Pick 96: WR Skyler Bell, Connecticut
  • Cooper Kupp is entering his age-33 season and the Seahawks retained Rashid Shaheed long-term. That means they’ll need a successor in the slot sooner than later. Bell spent a third of his snaps there in 2025 with good accelaration, body control and sure hands.
• Round 4, Pick 140*: RB Kaytron Allen, Penn State
• Round 6, Pick 188: Edge Nadame Tucker, Western Michigan

* Projected trade with New York Jets.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Seahawks NFL draft tracker 2026: Full list of picks, live grades

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