Seahawks 2026 NFL Draft Tracker: Keep up with picks and trades
We have details on every Seattle Seahawks pick they have entering the 2026 NFL Draft here, and will continue to update throughout the three-day event.
A general view of the 2025 NFL Draft when the Seattle Seahawks made the No. 18 overall pick in Green Bay, Wis. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
(Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
Update 4:30 p.m. Saturday: The Seattle Seahawks have finished up their eight-player 2026 NFL Draft class. For a more in-depth look, read our breakdown post at this link.
The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks will look to bolster their roster for another run at the Lombardi Trophy in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Details: Seattle Seahawks NFL Draft coverage on Seattle Sports
Entering the draft, the Seahawks have just four picks. But it would probably be a surprise if that ends up being the total number of selections they make, with general manager and president of football operations John Schneider stating this week the team would like to trade back out of the first round to add more selections later in the draft.
Whether it’s picking the team’s next No. 1 running back or making trades throughout the three-day, seven-round event, we’ll be keeping up with all of the action right here in our annual Seahawks NFL Draft tracker.
Listed below are each of Seattle’s picks, and we’ll update with every selection and trade along the way.
Thursday, April 23
• First round
• No. 32 overall: Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame | Story
Friday, April 24
• Second round
No. 64 overall: Bud Clark, S, TCU | Story
• Third round
No. 96 overall Traded to Pittsburgh Steelers for No. 99 and No. 216 overall picks
No. 99 overall (from Steelers): Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas | Story
Saturday, April 25
• Fifth round
No. 148 overall: Beau Stephens, G, Iowa | Story
*Pick acquired for 2027 fourth-round pick in trade with Cleveland Browns
• Sixth round
No. 188 overall (from Cleveland Browns) Traded to New York Jets for No. 199 (sixth round) and No. 242 (seventh round)
No. 199 overall (from Jets): Emmanuel Henderson Jr., WR, Kansas | Story
No. 216 overall (from Steelers) Traded to Green Bay Packers for Nos. 236 and 255 (seventh round)
• Seventh round
No. 236 (from Packers): Andre Fuller, CB, Toledo | Story
No. 242 (from Jets): Deven Eastern, DT, Minnesota | Story
No. 255 (from Packers): Michael Dansby, CB, Arizona | Story
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Never. This was a terrible pick. A RB that is just as good was available in Round 4.
Never? What if your often injured , SB MVP running back goes elsewhere for more $than he's worth? And your other RB Is badly injured late in the previous season? And the second best RB in the draft is available in your draft slot, and the team in front of you trades back, when you were looking for suitors to do the same thing? Never? Keep your current job, and let John Scheider do his!!
Never take a RB in the first round. If your offensive line can block you can put anyone in the backfield and get the same result. You can get the same caliber RB in round 3-5 as this guy. What a terrible pick.