The Seahawks still need defensive line help, but they’re running out of options
New York TimesThe Seahawks entered the 2023 NFL Draft with defensive tackle as their most urgent position of need. Seattle is currently rostering five healthy defensive tackles: Dre’Mont Jones, Jarran Reed, Myles Adams, fourth-round rookie Cameron Young and fifth-round rookie Mike Morris. Five days before Wagner signed his one-year deal worth up to $7 million, Woods was released to save $3.6 million, a move Schneider said came down to “cash and cap.” Bringing Wagner back put Seattle in a spot where it didn’t need to force an inside linebacker selection in the draft. But, hey, you have to be pliable and be ready to move.” Schneider said one of their goals entering the 2023 draft was to pick up more capital in next year’s draft. “More similar to the 2022 draft.” GO DEEPER 2024 NFL Mock Draft: Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr. lead next year's class During an appearance Monday on Seattle Sports, Carroll explained the thought process behind waiting until Day 3 to draft a defensive tackle.