Greg Eiland
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In the Pete Carroll and John Schneider era, the Seahawks have given many undrafted free agents the platform to jumpstart their NFL careers. It's paid big dividends in the past, and with a strong UDFA class, that could be the case once again in 2021. But which players have the best chance of making Seattle's active roster?
Late Round Strategy, Lack of Picks Help Seahawks Harvest Strong Undrafted Free Agent Class Based on their past track record, the Seahawks stand out as a prime landing spot for undrafted free agents. But this year, the team had an even easier time recruiting such players after making a league-low three selections in the 2021 NFL Draft. Author: May 6, 2021 During a typical NFL Draft, Seahawks general manager John Schneider and coach Pete Carroll don't speak with the media until the conclusion of the seventh and final round. But there was nothing typical about this year's draft for Schneider, Ca...
New Mock, using PFN simulator again(better than Howie, again) By JumpBallSpecialist on Apr 4, 2021, 10:57am EDT + Round 1, pick 12: DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama: @ options here, you had Smith or Jaycee Horn on the board, and while I think Horn is a top 5 player in the draft, Smith is just so good at the WR position that it's not even funny. Smith may have a small frame, but Justin Jefferson was skinny too. Round 2, pick 37: Jevon Holland, S, Oregon: Was not a big fan of most of the prospects on the board st this pick, and I took Bolton in my last mock. Holland is the pick here. He ...
Broncoman 2021 Mock Draft 21.0 - Trade Back, BPA By Broncoman on Feb 24, 2021, 1:53pm MST + I believe the value of this years' draft is really from pick 30 to pick 100, while I would not be opposed to taking a QB at 9, I don't think any of the top four QBs will fall. That being said I still think the Broncos can take a shot at improving QB play by trading for Sam Darnold. I don't think Darnold is a finished product and I think he can be added for a conditional 2nd to 4th round pick in 2022. So here is my ideal scenario: