The Final Seahawks Mock Draft 2022: Setting Up For Success

The Final Seahawks Mock Draft 2022 : Setting Up For Success

This is my final mock draft for the Seahawks. This mock draft is a revision from all the other ones. Hopefully this is the best one. This mock draft, like the other ones, has players from other drafts I made. Since I’ve started making mock drafts, a lot has changed, and some of those mock drafts aren’t as realistic and my views have changed on who they might take. I also don’t like some of the selections that I had now. Putting it all together, this mock has selections I prefer more than what I had previously. So, with the Draft less than 2 days away, lets see who they take oi my final mock draft.

Pick 15*

*From the Eagles, Seahawks receive pick 15 and pick 18 in exchange for pick 9(First round), , Alton Robinson, 2023 4^th round, and 2023’s 6^th round

Charles Cross LT, Mississippi  

This draft has been crazy. Players have been sliding and climbing so quickly this year. At a time many thought Cross would not fall out of the top 10. But now, many believe he’ll slide to 15. Though Cross fell significantly, he’s a great player and the Seahawks need a Tackle. Cross can start day one and be a top 5 tackle at latest by year 2.

Pick 18*

Devin Lloyd LB, Utah 

Devin Lloyd is the perfect way to replace Wagner. He’s the top LB in the class. Lloyd is a play maker on every level of play, and has great instincts at middle LB. Him and Jordyn Brooks would be a solid team in the middle. If there’s one thing I find exciting about Lloyd is his blitzing ability. He’s shown his talent getting after the passer in college and it should be fun to see how the defense integrates his talented play in to the scheme.  

Pick 40

Devonte Wyatt DT, Georgia  

Defensive Tackle is one of the most underrated positions of need on the team. They need a player who rush the passer from the inside, especially in a 3-4. He’s solid at putting pressure on the QB, and great against the run. Having quality and consistent pass rush in the middle of the line will help our DE get to QB more efficiently. Wyatt is an all-round player and has the size to stuff runs, and the agility to produce sacks.

Pick 41  

Tyler Linderbaum

After taking Cross in the first, the Seahawks add another stud on the Offensive line. Linderbaum is widely considered one of the best centers in the draft. assuming the Seahawks draft a QB next year, the QB will need a great offensive line.  As for this year the Seahawks need a good line for a strong running game. Linderbaum might go before 41, but there’s a good chance he’ll slip to Seattle.

Pick 72

Arnold Ebiketie EDGE, Penn State

Drafting an EDGE, is a great idea as the Seahawks need a player to line up on the other side of Taylor. Ebiketie is an explosive pass rusher that exploded last year. Strong first step and a great bend around the edge is one of the many great attributes of Ebiketie. He had 12 sacks last year.

pick 109

Zamir White RB, Georgia

They need a 3^rd Running back behind Chris Carson and Penny. Both had injuries and a solid third option would be great. If they want to run the ball this year they need to keep their RB’s healthy. Zamir white is the best available option and they take him in hopes of developing him into a starter.

 

Pick 153 Montaric Brown CB, Arkansas

The Seahawks addressed most of their needs except corner, so the take Brown. Brown has the upside to become a starter by ear two. In the meantime he offers depth as CB as DJ Reed isn’t on the team any more.

Pick 223 Kade York, Kicker  

York is the best kicker in the draft. Getting York in the end of the draft could be a steal. Having a chance to draft a franchise kicker is a chance they can’t pass up. Jason Myers regressed in 2022 and proving not dependable in 50+ yard situations. Last year, York hit a 57-yard field goal and made it. He is the best kicker the talented kicking class of 2022.