The Seattle Seahawks enter the 2026 season with the heaviest crown in sports: reigning Super Bowl champions. However, Mike Macdonald and the front office didn’t spend the spring celebrating. Instead, they navigated a roster shakeup that forced their hand early in the draft and redefined the identity of their secondary. NFL Draft On SI analyst Justin Melo graded the Seahawks' draft class and gave the team a "B-" for their efforts. "The Seattle Seahawks pigeonholed themselves into going running back at No. 32 after letting Kenneth Walker III walk in free agency. Nonetheless, Jadarian Price should have an immediate impact for the Super Bowl defending champions," Melo wrote. "Safety Bud Clark is a Mike Macdonald-approved player with terrific versatility. The Seahawks also took three cornerbacks. Julian Neal is long and physical, and Toledo's Andre Fuller was underrated throughout the pre-draft process." The Jadarian Price Era Begins Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price during the NFL Scouting Combine.…