Seahawks Draft Blog Mock Draft
By Rob Staton
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First round – Updated 24th April
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#1 Eric Fisher (T, Central Michigan) Jay Glazer says he believes Fisher goes #1. He doesn’t put out bad information. |
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#2 Luke Joeckel (T, Texas A&M) If Joeckel lasts to #2, I can understand why Jacksonville makes this pick. Even if he plays right tackle. |
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#3 Sharrif Floyd (DT, Florida) This will be a long rebuild. |
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#4 Lane Johnson (T, Oklahoma) Philly’s line was a mess last year. Johnson looks like a smart fit in Chip Kelly’s offense. |
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#5 Ziggy Ansah (DE, BYU) Plenty of options here for Detroit. |
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#6 Dee Milliner (CB, Alabama) I still think this is Cleveland’s favourite. |
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#7 Dion Jordan (DE, Oregon) With the tackles off the board they have to turn to defense. Jordan would be a nice consolation. |
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#8 Matt Barkley (QB, USC) Rumour has it this pick will come down to Barkley or Ryan Nassib. |
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#9 Tavon Austin (WR, West Virginia) They need a spark on offense. |
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#10 Jonathan Cooper (G, North Carolina) A lot of people say this will be a guard, despite the addition of Andy Levitre. |
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#11 D.J. Fluker (T, Alabama) There’s a buzz around this guy going into the draft. |
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#12 Tyler Eifert (TE, Notre Dame) If they trade for Branden Albert, this could be considered the final piece of an offensive rebuild. |
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#13 Barkevious Mingo (DE, LSU) They could be tempted by a quarterback. Mingo would provide a needed edge rusher, however. |
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#14 Sheldon Richardson (DT, Missouri) Fantastic pick for Carolina if this happens. Watch out for Atlanta trading up. |
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#15 Star Lotuelei (DT, Utah) Can play the nose or five technique. |
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#16 Chance Warmack (G, Alabama) Tough to pass on this guy here. |
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#17 Jarvis Jones (OLB, Georgia) He could sink in a bad way, but he is the prototype fit at outside linebacker in Pittsburgh’s scheme. |
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#18 Kenny Vaccaro (S, Texas) Fills a need. |
| #19 Tank Carradine (DE, Florida State) Looked good in his work out this week. Recovering well from an ACL injury. |
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#20 Justin Pugh (G, Syracuse) Getting rave reviews and this is a big need. |
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#21 Eric Reid (S, LSU) Speculation suggests a few teams have a round one grade on Reid. |
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#22 Alec Ogletree (LB, Georgia) They need a linebacker and Jeff Fisher’s never been afraid of a challenge. |
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#23 D.J. Hayden (CB, Houston) Leslie Fraser would approve this pick you’d imagine. |
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#24 Desmond Trufant (CB, Washington) They’ve been looking at the corners. |
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#25 Sylvester Williams (DT, North Carolina) Age is the only thing holding him back. |
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#26 Datone Jones (DE, UCLA) It’s easy to forget just how much San Francisco abused Green Bay’s defense in the playoffs. |
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#27 Justin Hunter (WR, Tennessee) Receiver looks like a strong option here. |
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#28 Bjoern Werner (DE, Florida State) Not a flashy player and could fall as a consequence. |
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#29 Xavier Rhodes (CB, Florida State) They’ll surely consider a cornerback here? |
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#30 Jamar Taylor (CB, Boise State) Will they move up to get Dion Jordan, Dee Milliner or Sheldon Richardson? |
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#31 Matt Elam (S, Florida) Hard-hitting safety, would look good in this defense. |
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#32 Manti Te’o (LB, Notre Dame) Big shoes to fill. |
Second round
#33 Jacksonville – Ryan Nassib (QB, Syracuse)
#34 San Francisco – Margus Hunt (DE, SMU)
#35 Philadelphia – Blidi Wreh-Wilson (CB, Connecticut)
#36 Detroit – Terron Armstead (T, Arkansas Pine-Bluff)
#37 Cincinnati – Jonathan Franklin (RB, UCLA)
#38 Arizona – Kyle Long (G, Oregon)
#39 New York Jets – Geno Smith (QB, West Virginia)
#40 Tennessee – Darius Slay (CB, Mississippi State)
#41 Buffalo – Robert Woods (WR, USC)
#42 Miami – Johnthan Banks (CB, Mississippi State)
#43 Tampa Bay – Zach Ertz (TE, Stanford)
#44 Carolina – Cordarrelle Patterson (WR, Tennessee)
#45 San Diego – Jonathan Cyprien (S, Florida International)
#46 St. Louis – Eddie Lacy (RB, Alabama)
#47 Dallas – Kawann Short (DT, Purdue)
#48 Pittsburgh – Quinton Patton (WR, Louisiana Tech)
#49 New York Giants – Menelik Watson (T, Florida State)
#50 Chicago – Arthur Brown (LB, Kansas State)
#51 Washington – D.J. Swearinger (S, South Carolina)
#52 Minnesota – Keenan Allen (WR, California)
#53 Cincinnati – Khaseem Greene (LB, Rutgers)
#54 Kansas City – Kevin Minter (LB, LSU)
#55 Green Bay – DeAndre Hopkins (WR, Clemson)
#56 Seattle – Jesse Williams (DT, Alabama)
#57 Houston – Larry Warford (G, Kentucky)
#58 Denver – Christine Michael (RB, Texas A&M)
#59 New England – Brian Winters (G, Kansas State)
#60 Atlanta – Johnathan Hankins (DT, Ohio State)
#61 San Francisco – Gavin Escobar (TE, San Diego State)
#62 Baltimore – Corey Lemonier (DE, Auburn)
Other Seahawks picks: R3 – RB Denard Robinson, R4 – TE Nick Kasa, R5- T Luke Marquardt, R5 – S Duke Williams, R6 – DT Stefan Charles, R7 – RB Jeremy Wright, R7 – WR/CB Russell Shepard, R7 – TE Michael Williams, R7 – B.J. Daniels









































