Seahawks post Senior Bowl 2024 mock draft

[ElvisInBlue]

What I am saying is a good talent evaluator can find guys that are not in Championship programs, in the media, or on a top 25 program.

Except non of your examples are of evaluators outperforming their peers.

They are all examples of players being extremely fortunate to get an opportunity and making the most of it.

 

[chris98251]

Every player from the first pick to the UDFA invite is invited to a team be it draft or phone call, Seahawks have had a number of guys that were UDFA that have done very well from inception, you look across the league and history, Guys like John Randle, Johnny Unitas 14th round pick etc or Kurt Warner.

 

[hawkfan68]

Here's my latest attempt. I traded the 1st round pick and #78 to Miami for #21 and 55 picks. Then I traded the #76 and #150 to Indy for #82 and #117, and #82 pick to Cleveland for #85 and #154.

 

[12forlife]

Here's my latest attempt. I traded the 1st round pick and #78 to Miami for #21 and 55 picks. Then I traded the #76 and #150 to Indy for #82 and #117, and #82 pick to Cleveland for #85 and #154.

I could get behind this. Not sure Bishop is MM type of Saftey? Ohio St / Michigan LB combo lol, that should cause some serious competition battles!

 

[Chevy]

Every player from the first pick to the UDFA invite is invited to a team be it draft or phone call, Seahawks have had a number of guys that were UDFA that have done very well from inception, you look across the league and history, Guys like John Randle, Johnny Unitas 14th round pick etc or Kurt Warner.

Hit rate on 6th, 7th, or UDFAs is incredibly low. Yes, it's easy to cherry pick over the last 30 or 40 years to try to backup your argument. But that is 100% hindsite fantasy land to even bring that up in a draft debate.

 

[Hawkinaz]

Hit rate on 6th, 7th, or UDFAs is incredibly low. Yes, it's easy to cherry pick over the last 30 or 40 years to try to backup your argument. But that is 100% hindsite fantasy land to even bring that up in a draft debate.

Yeah drafting is very hard there have been some guys that have fallen through the cracks and a lot of busts through the years. I consider a team that hits on 30% of their draft picks to be successful and by hitting the player makes it to a 2nd contract

 

[toffee]

Got a good center T Biadasz, a very good LG Will Hernandez, a RT Troy Faurtanu from this draft:

 

[Appyhawk]

If that's a Rattler highlight reel we will absolutely LOVE watching Lock. I still think Geno may be gone. And I do not see us taking a center with our first pick. So you might have that one nailed! LOL

 

[chris98251]

Hit rate on 6th, 7th, or UDFAs is incredibly low. Yes, it's easy to cherry pick over the last 30 or 40 years to try to backup your argument. But that is 100% hindsite fantasy land to even bring that up in a draft debate.

We have been at or around greater then 50 percent on picks under John, typical success rate is roughly 35 percent I read sometime back, hitting on a above average of Free Agent guys has been a boon for us as well. You can say Hindsight Fantasy, but we have farmed the UDFA market heavy with John at the helm targeting guys early and having them on speed dial, nice touch on disqualification of everyone we have had a history of signing, so if you don't include history oh Amazing Kreskin tell us the future 30 or 40 years picks.

History tells of our success, our trends, on players want8ing to come here because they actually get a chance, we are not using them as camp fodder exclusively. But then again that would be history and based on you standards we don't include that.

 

[bigcc]

Haven't read the thread, but I would nut if we got a 2nd for geno (lol@ falcons giving a 2nd after one year of Ridder)

I would have the worst case of post nut clarity if we used it on rattler though, literally weeping into my pillow

Hard pass

 

[WarHawks]

Rattler does not look like an NFL qb. Hard pass.