Seahawks post-draft depth chart: Will Jadarian Price start? Where do other rookies fit?

General manager John Schneider was asked immediately after the 2026 NFL Draft on Saturday whether he thinks the Seattle Seahawks’ roster is more complete and features less uncertainty than at this time last year.“No,” Schneider said. “After the (2025) draft, I felt really good about our team.”Last year’s team, of course, went on to win Super Bowl 60. The current roster has many of those same players, with some notable swaps at running back, safety and cornerback. Naturally, Schneider feels good about the state of the 2026 roster, too. As he should. The Seahawks didn’t enter the 2026 draft with many needs, and the few they had were largely addressed with their eight picks.Advertisement