Seattle Seahawks draft manifesto with a top 52 big board

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15. Michael Mayer - TE

The safest bet to be a great TE, Mayer is good at everything, even if nothing pops.

16. Quentin Johnston - WR

I see a lot of young Larry Fitzgerald in Johnstown, but he must improve on catching.

17. Nolan Smith - Edge

The size and health is a little concerning, but Smith could be an immediate upgrade over Darrell Taylor for the Seahawks.

18. Jordan Addison - WR

One of the best WR's in college football the past two years, Addison is a tremendously twitchy YAC monster. He's done really well catching passes from Kenny Pickett and Caleb Williams.

19. Keion White - DL

The lone bright spot on a terrible Georgia Tech team, White was a ferocious 3-4 DE that is an immediate plug and play for the Seahawks.

20. Dawand Jones - OT

Best right tackle prospect in this class, Dawand Jones creates a possible monster offensive line where Abe Lucas could move to right guard.

21. Brian Branch - S

The best safety in this draft, Branch could help the Seahawks at either safety position, slot or even some outside corner.

22. Kelee Ringo - CB

Arguably the best looking DB getting off the bus, the 2022 CFP championship hero had a rough junior season that saw his stock drop quite a bit.

23. John Michael Schmitz - C

One of the best centers in the draft, JMS was the star of the Senior Bowl. Would have been drafted ahead of Tyler Linderbaum in 2022.

24. Myles Murphy - Edge

Much like Ringo, Murphy looks great, but has just as many bad highlights as good ones.