Seattle Seahawks NFL Mock Draft Roundup 1.0

Along with left tackle Caleb Lomu, the Utes arguably have the best tackle tandem in the country. While Fano especially excels as a run blocker, he can hold his own in pass protection as well. Starting right tackle Abraham Lucas will be an unrestricted free agent in 2026.

Parker is the second Clemson defender off the board in this instance. He managed 11 sacks last season, but more impressively, also had six forced fumbles. Parker does a great job targeting the quarterback's arm on dropbacks.

The Seahawks drafted Grey Zabel in Round 1 this year, but they could easily go back to the offensive line next April. Right tackle Abraham Lucas has struggled to stay on the field in Seattle. Perhaps the Seahawks will look for more help there. Fano is a physical, heavy-handed blocker who takes pride in putting rushers on the ground. He has light feet in pass protection and gave up only one sack last season. He has played both left and right tackle in college and could even slide inside to guard in the NFL. Fano would be a great fit in a zone-blocking scheme because of his ability to make effective blocks in space.

Clemson is absolutely loaded on both sides of the ball, as Woods (6-3, 315 pounds) is a special athlete who lined up at EDGE for 171 of his 395 defensive snaps despite weighing 315 pounds. The third-year player is a force on the interior as a two-gapping run stopper who tears through 1-on-1 matchups.

His teammate Spencer Fano gets a little more public recognition, but Lomu has the potential to be the first of Utah tackles taken given how well-rounded he is in pass protection. Seattle picked up the fifth-year option for Charles Cross, but regardless of his future with the team, Lomu would be a great long-term option, who would fit in nicely next to this year's first-round pick, Grey Zabel.

The Mike linebacker in Austin, Hill has a well-rounded skill set to make an impact as a blitzer, run stopper and cover man. The Longhorns had five defensive players drafted in the 2025 class, but their defense will be in good shape with Hill, true sophomore Colin Simmons and others.

Tyson began his college career at Colorado but exploded this past season at Arizona State, earning AP All-American honors with 75 catches for 1,101 yards and 10 scores. He has terrific linear speed, reminding me of former Sun Devils standout Brandon Aiyuk in many ways.

DeMarcus Lawrence signed a three-year deal this offseason, but the four-time Pro Bowler will be 34 before the 2026 season starts. Uiagalelei would be a formidable addition to Mike Macdonald's pass rush, and he has plenty of juice to get after the quarterback, as evidenced by his 10 ½ sacks last season.