Seahawks podcast: Previewing what Seattle might do in the 2023 NFL draft
By Lee Vowell
The 2023 NFL draft is less than two weeks away. In fact, two weeks from Sunday, 12s will know which players are going to be new Seattle Seahawks. Will Seattle have traded back to pick up even more picks at some point? Anything is possible in a John Schneider and Pete Carroll draft.
While Seattle should probably choose a defensive player with the fifth overall pick, which player and at which position? On the podcast, we discuss how the Seahawks instead of taking an edge rusher, could try to remake the Legion of Boom by taking a cornerback. But Seattle might simply take their quarterback of the future.
We discuss in detail why or why not we would take Jalen Carter. And would we choose Will Anderson, Jr. over Tyree Wilson. And which quarterback we might take in the second round.
Seattle Seahawks podcast: Previewing the 2023 NFL draft
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