Seattle Seahawks 2022 mock draft compilation 2.0
Ed Stein
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Round 3
It was difficult to find mock drafts that went through two rounds. At this stage in the process, finding mocks that go further is a chore. Fortunately, our research department found 12 mock drafts that go through at least the third round.
Seattle didn’t have a third last year, but it looks like they found a keeper in Round 4 with Tre’ Brown. This year the Seahawks have another second-day pick at 72. They can add someone who will help the team this year and develop into a starter not too far down the road.
Going Hog Mollie
Believe it or not, one player showed up on 25 percent of the third round mock drafts, Houston defensive tackle Logan Hall. Two other players, cornerback Martin Emerson from Mississippi State and South Carolina edge rusher Kingsley Engabare received two votes each.
Hall is a positional “tweener” in the NFL. Where he plays depends on the alignment he’s in. A classic 3-4 defensive end, Hall does his best work lined up between the guard and tackle.
If his new team uses a 4-3, he must move inside, which doesn’t play to his strengths. The Seahawks play a hybrid of the two, so seeing how Seattle uses him would be interesting.
A local player popped up in this round, offensive tackle Abe Lucas from Washington State. Lucas did a great job at WSU protecting the passer, especially without a tight end to help. After his positive performance at the combine, it’s unlikely the 6’7”, 315-pound Lucas is still available.
Other players the mock drafts had Seattle selecting in Round 3: Phidarian Mathis DL, Alabama; Amare Barno, edge, Virginia Tech; Calvin Austin III, wide receiver, Memphis; James Cook, running back, Georgia.
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