Possible Seahawks targets, best UDFA's available

All 32 NFL teams are now frantically trying to recruit the best of the undrafted players. Here’s a look at some of the prospects the Seattle Seahawks may be looking at.

At first glance, it appears the Seahawks had a very strong draft, but there were some curious picks (3 running backs?) and some notable ommissions (no QB?).

Here’s a look at the best players available at the close of the NFL draft.

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS:

The Seahawks have not added an obvious replacement for departed free agent OLB Bruce Irvin.

Eric Striker, Oklahoma
Montese Overton, East Carolina
Steve Longa, Rutgers
Christian French, Oregon (VMAC visitor)

SAFETIES:

Someone who can backup Kam Chancellor at SS, or possibly even be a hybrid CB/S is seen as a need that wasn’t addressed in the draft.

Jeremy Cash, Duke
Tyvis Powell, Ohio State
Tevin Carter, Utah
Jordan Simone, Arizona State

CORNER BACKS:

Not seen as a glaring need. Lots of depth on the roster.

Nick VanHoose, Northwestern
Cleveland Wallace, San Jose St.
Morgan Burns, Kansas St.
Ken Crawley, Colorado

DEFENSIVE LINE:

Destiny Vaeao, Washington State
Roy Robertson-Harris, UTEP
James Cowser, Southern Utah
Joel Heath, Michigan State
Aziz Shittu, Stanford
D.J. Pettway, Alabama
Antwaun Woods, USC
Ian Seau, Nevada
Connor Wujciak, Boston College

OFFENSIVE LINE:

Jack Allen, C, Michigan State
Jake Brendel, C, UCLA
Stephane Nembot, T, Colorado
Marcus Henry, C, Boise State
Pearce Slater, T, San Diego State
Anthony Fabiano, C, Harvard

Possible Seahawks targets, best UDFA’s available

By Dan Viens | Apr 30, 2016

All 32 NFL teams are now frantically trying to recruit the best of the undrafted players. Here’s a look at some of the prospects the Seattle Seahawks may be looking at.