As I detailed in Monday’s News Tribune, the Seahawks need cornerbacks and safeties to back-fill their secondary that is no longer in its mid-20s and is coming to the end of contracts. They also need to find a new starting corner, or two.
Great thing for them the 2017 NFL draft that begins on Thursday is loaded with quality on defense, and especially in the defensive secondary.
Despite big needs at offensive tackle and less so in the pass rush, at defensive tackle and at linebacker and perhaps running back, I’d be surprised if Seattle doesn’t take a DB by the end of round two on Friday.