Thursday Round-Up: Seahawks Take Cornerback In Beat Writer Mock Draft

Good morning, 12s. Here’s a look at what’s “out there” for today — Thursday April 20— about your Seattle Seahawks: Seahawks Take CB In Beat Writer Mock The 2017 NFL Draft is just a week away. Gathering NFL beat writers across the country, The Los Angeles Times conducted a mock draft of their own with the people who cover teams on a daily basis. The writers played the role of general managers and made picks they felt were best for the team. Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times made the No. 26 overall pick on behalf of the Seahawks and selected University of Washington cornerback Kevin King, who he believes has the size to fit well in Pete Carroll’s system: At 6-foot-3 King is the kind of big corner Pete Carroll covets. He would help a secondary that could be in transition. Tweet Of The Day Today’s “Tweet of the Day” comes from Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril, who is continuing his charitable work in Haiti today:More From Around The Web Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse expanded his military community efforts yesterday evening. A look back at the Seahawks’ history of draft picks. Brady Henderson of 710 ESPN Seattle breaks down Seattle’s updated offensive line unit. ESPN’s Sheil Kapadia lists a few prospects on defense he believes the Seahawks could look at during the draft. Finally, columnist Deron Snyder of The Washington Times is impressed by the work Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is doing in the community.

Thursday Round-Up: Seahawks Take Cornerback In Beat Writer Mock Draft

The Seattle Times reporter Bob Condotta has the Seahawks taking a cornerback in the first round of The Los Angeles Times' 'beat writer mock draft.'