Interior offensive lineman Cyril Richardson is slated to go somewhere in the second or third round. A big, strong lineman at 6-foot-5, 348-pounds, Richardson is the kind of lineman who could step right in and pave the way for the vaunted Seattle rushing game.
The biggest need on the Seahawks is for a big receiver on the outside. Kelvin Benjamin certainly fits the bill, but he probably won't fall to them at the last pick in the first round. If they want him they will probably need to trade up about ten spots or so, but if they do Benjamin has what it takes to get playing time right away.
I'm a big Odell Beckham, Jr. fan. A quick, strong for his size slot receiver, Beckham Jr. can contribute right away both on offense and on special teams.
This draft class is chock-full of talented offensive tackles. The good news for the Seahawks is that means a good one should be able to fall to them at the last pick in the draft. Morgan Moses is expected to go sometime in the late first, early second-round range and could step in immediately as the starter at right tackle.
Davante Adams is one of the sleepers in this year's draft. He's big, 6-foot-2 216-pounds, and was extremely productive in college. His lack of elite speed will let him fall to the Seahawks, and his well-rounded game will let him start, and contribute, right away.
