Seahawks signing CB Noah Igbinoghene

[jdruaint]

https://x.com/BradyHenderson/status/2032988809156313198?s=20

 

[jdruaint]

Someone can fix the link for a noob poster, lol...

 

[MORGULON]

Thanks Jdruaint

 

[jdruaint]

Thanks Jdruaint

Of course, liked him in his draft year. Maybe he has some untapped potential after bouncing around a bit.

 

[Jville]

Someone can fix the link for a noob poster, lol...

As requested .......................

 

[sutz]

Definitely piling on the camp bodies to compete.

 

[MORGULON]

Of course, liked him in his draft year. Maybe he has some untapped potential after bouncing around a bit.

Hey it happens! Schneider has a way of finding overlooked people needing a fresh start

 

[jdruaint]

Hey it happens! Schneider has a way of finding overlooked people needing a fresh start

Noah Igbinoghene (Auburn) was a 2020 NFL Draft prospect recognized for his elite athleticism and speed, drafted 30th overall by the Miami Dolphins. A converted wide receiver with only two years of cornerback experience at the time of the draft, he was considered raw but highly athletic with excellent press-man coverage potential.
Bleacher Report +4
Measurables & Testing

• Height/Weight: 5'10 3/8” / 198 lbs.
• 40-Yard Dash: 4.48 seconds.
• Vertical Jump: 37.0”.
• Broad Jump: 128.0”.
  The Morning Call +1

Strengths

• Elite Speed & Movement: Smooth, fluid athlete with rapid acceleration to stick with receivers.
• Physicality: Strong, physical corner capable of disrupting routes in press-man.
• Tackling: Sound, aggressive tackler, effective against the run.
• Pedigree: Parents were Olympic track stars.
  Bleacher Report +4

Weaknesses

• Raw Technique: Limited experience at corner led to inconsistent coverage instincts.
• Ball Skills: Struggled to locate the ball in the air, resulting in pass interference penalties.
• Technical Refinement: Often relied on speed to recover rather than sound technique.
  Bleacher Report +3

Draft Projection
Igbinoghene was widely considered a second-round talent who landed in the first round due to his high ceiling and athleticism. His ability to play in the slot and outside made him a versatile addition to a secondary, despite needing development.

 

[jdruaint]

Might be a candidate to switch to Safety as well as Coby Bryant did.

 

[Jville]

 

[MD5eahawks]

His nickname has got to be AS. Alphabet Soup.

 

[JayhawkMike]

Our third “Who?” Signing. I hope at least one of them is worth it.

 

[James in PA]

I'm not gonna try to pronounce his name. Sort of looks like a mix between Emmanwori and Njigba. I already like the kid.

 

[CPHawk]

I wonder if he can play safety? Bryant was basically a bust until Macdonald moved him to safety. Maybe they think they can do the same here?

 

[Somos doces]

Rooting for the player to show enough in training camp to make the 2026 roster but dreading the inevitable range of creative spellings of his name on this site. Can we just decide to call him "Iggy"?

 

[LeveeBreak]

Our third “Who?” Signing. I hope at least one of them is worth it.

Why just one? Why not all 3?

 

[BigMeach]

If he can't make it work here, not sure if he can anywhere. This is the place DB's go to flourish.

 

[Nerter]

Rooting for the player to show enough in training camp to make the 2026 roster but dreading the inevitable range of creative spellings of his name on this site. Can we just decide to call him "Iggy"?

Yep...especially when there are many on here that can't even get our coach's name spelt right.

 

[Hotchy]

Definitely piling on the camp bodies to compete.

Not many draft picks , so gotta get your swings in somewhere else

 

[chrispy]

I'm not judging one way or the other, but he was a free agent signing so that potentially negates a 27 comp pick, correct?