This is my last 2024 Seahawks mock draft. I have us trading down a twice. This is a rebuilding year, hence all the one year contracts JS signed in free agency this year.
Trade: Seahawks trade 1st round #16 to Commanders for 2nd round #36 & 2nd round #40.
Trade: Seahawks trade 2nd round #40 & a 2025 5th round pick to Panthers for 2nd round #48 and 3rd round #96.
Seahawks mock draft
2nd round #36 (from Commanders) - (DT) Braden Fiske 6'5" 297 lbs, Florida State: Fiske is my favorite prospect for the Seahawks in this draft. The main knock on him is his arm length, but the Rams DT Kobie Turner had the same knock on him, his 31 inch arm length. Turner had an great rookie season, despite his short arms. Fiske is a bigger guy and much more athletic than Turner. Fiske would be a steal at this point of the draft. He is the best pass rushing DT in the draft.
2nd round #48 (frome Panthers) - (OLB/DE) Marshawn Kneeland 6'3" 275 lbs, Western Michigan: Kneeland is a 1st round 3-4 OLB for me, but a late 2nd round hand in the dirt DE. So I think teams will have him rated different based on the defensive schemes they run. He would be an amazing fit at OLB for the Seahawks, he has the power and agility that make him unique at 3-4 OLB. I think he would could be a game wrecker with Fiske, Williams, and one more player in this mock.
3rd round #81 - (NT/DT) T'Vondre Sweat 6'4" 360 lbs, Texas: Sweat seems to be slipping on mocks due to his recent DUI and weight concerns. The Seahawks pull the trigger and take the big man to solidify the front seven. He is a force multiplier on the defense.
3rd round #96 (from Panthers) - (OT/OG) Matt Goncalves 6'6" 330 lbs, Pitt: Goncalves is coming off an injury, but if his medicals checked out with the Seahawks staff, I think this would be a good get on the offensive line. He has experience at LT and RT,. He moves dudes in the run game and while not the most agile he gets the job done in pass pro.
4th round #102 - (TE) Tip Reiman 6'5" 271 lbs, Illinois: There are some nice athletic TEs that should be available in rounds 4 and 5. I have the Seahawks taking the one who has the best size of the bunch. He had a 1.55 10-yard split at the combine, which is elite for a man his size. Reiman gets yards after catch and has good contract balance which allows him to get yards after contact. I think he will develop into a good starting all-around TE.
4th round #118 - (S) Trey Taylor 6'0" 210 lbs, Air Force: Taylor is athletic, team leader, and highly productive player (he won the Jim Thorpe award). Taylor ran a 4.53 40 and had a 37 inch vertical at his Pro Day.
6th round #179 - (ILB) Jacoby Windmon 6'0" 235 lbs, Michigan St: Windmon has played ILB and on the defensive line. He has a knack for pressuring the the QB from anywhere. A couple years ago, when he played ILB, he had 119 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, and 1 PBU. This last year he was out with an injury. I think he is an intriguing prospect in the late rounds. In the video below, it is from two years ago when he played ILB and not d-line (which is where he played at Michigan State).
6th round #192 - (OT/OG) Travis Glover 6'6" 338 lbs, Georgia St: Small school stud that needs to develop with good coaching staff. developmental prospect with high upside.
7th round #235 - (WR) De'Corian Clark 6'3" 215 lbs, UTSA: Clark is a big WR that had average production in college, but he has great size and athleticism to take in the later rounds. Let Clark compete against the backups on the team and see if he sticks.
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Trade: Seahawks trade 1st round #16 to Commanders for 2nd round #36 & 2nd round #40.
Trade: Seahawks trade 2nd round #40 & a 2025 5th round pick to Panthers for 2nd round #48 and 3rd round #96.
Seahawks mock draft
2nd round #36 (from Commanders) - (DT) Braden Fiske 6'5" 297 lbs, Florida State: Fiske is my favorite prospect for the Seahawks in this draft. The main knock on him is his arm length, but the Rams DT Kobie Turner had the same knock on him, his 31 inch arm length. Turner had an great rookie season, despite his short arms. Fiske is a bigger guy and much more athletic than Turner. Fiske would be a steal at this point of the draft. He is the best pass rushing DT in the draft.
2nd round #48 (frome Panthers) - (OLB/DE) Marshawn Kneeland 6'3" 275 lbs, Western Michigan: Kneeland is a 1st round 3-4 OLB for me, but a late 2nd round hand in the dirt DE. So I think teams will have him rated different based on the defensive schemes they run. He would be an amazing fit at OLB for the Seahawks, he has the power and agility that make him unique at 3-4 OLB. I think he would could be a game wrecker with Fiske, Williams, and one more player in this mock.
3rd round #81 - (NT/DT) T'Vondre Sweat 6'4" 360 lbs, Texas: Sweat seems to be slipping on mocks due to his recent DUI and weight concerns. The Seahawks pull the trigger and take the big man to solidify the front seven. He is a force multiplier on the defense.
3rd round #96 (from Panthers) - (OT/OG) Matt Goncalves 6'6" 330 lbs, Pitt: Goncalves is coming off an injury, but if his medicals checked out with the Seahawks staff, I think this would be a good get on the offensive line. He has experience at LT and RT,. He moves dudes in the run game and while not the most agile he gets the job done in pass pro.
4th round #102 - (TE) Tip Reiman 6'5" 271 lbs, Illinois: There are some nice athletic TEs that should be available in rounds 4 and 5. I have the Seahawks taking the one who has the best size of the bunch. He had a 1.55 10-yard split at the combine, which is elite for a man his size. Reiman gets yards after catch and has good contract balance which allows him to get yards after contact. I think he will develop into a good starting all-around TE.
4th round #118 - (S) Trey Taylor 6'0" 210 lbs, Air Force: Taylor is athletic, team leader, and highly productive player (he won the Jim Thorpe award). Taylor ran a 4.53 40 and had a 37 inch vertical at his Pro Day.
6th round #179 - (ILB) Jacoby Windmon 6'0" 235 lbs, Michigan St: Windmon has played ILB and on the defensive line. He has a knack for pressuring the the QB from anywhere. A couple years ago, when he played ILB, he had 119 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, and 1 PBU. This last year he was out with an injury. I think he is an intriguing prospect in the late rounds. In the video below, it is from two years ago when he played ILB and not d-line (which is where he played at Michigan State).
6th round #192 - (OT/OG) Travis Glover 6'6" 338 lbs, Georgia St: Small school stud that needs to develop with good coaching staff. developmental prospect with high upside.
7th round #235 - (WR) De'Corian Clark 6'3" 215 lbs, UTSA: Clark is a big WR that had average production in college, but he has great size and athleticism to take in the later rounds. Let Clark compete against the backups on the team and see if he sticks.
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