Seattle Seahawks draft grades have been hit or miss in the past, but the 2017 NFL Draft now presents a prime opportunity for the analysts to give new opinions. Seahawks general manager John Schneider…<\/b>
\nWith the No. 58 overall selection, the Seahawks drafted LSU center Ethan Pocic. Fans had been clamoring for Schneider to draft an offensive lineman and it finally happened near the end of the second round. Pocic was a huge lineman for LSU, who was on the national stage for most of the 2016 college football season. There are early rumors that he could get moved to a tackle or guard slot on the line, but the Seahawks could end up playing him at any of the positions heading into the 2017 NFL season.
I\u2019 m excited to be apart of one of the best teams in the NFL! And to be able to play in front of the GREATEST FAN BASE! S\/O to the 12s!!???????? pic.twitter.com\/mVYPienOGb
\u2014 Malik McDowell (@MSU_LEEK4) April 29,2017
There are four players receiving Seattle Seahawks draft grades from the third round. The team already had its own selection during the round, but also received two compensation picks and then the fourth pick from the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday night, April 27. The Seahawks drafted UCF cornerback Shaquill Griffin (B-) , Michigan free safety Delano Hill (B-) , North Carolina defensive tackle Nazair Jones (B-) , and Michigan wide receiver Amara Darboh (B+) .
CONGRATS to Delano Hill!! Pick No. 95 to the @Seahawks!! #GoBlue #ProBlue #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com\/OSSkO2JFfa
\u2014 Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) April 29,2017
No. 35 \u2013 Malik McDowell, DE, Michigan State [A \/ B]
No. 58 \u2013 Ethan Pocic, C, LSU [B \/ B]
No. 90 \u2013 Shaquill Griffin, CB, UCF [B- \/ B]
No. 95 \u2013 Delano Hill, FS, Michigan [B- \/ B+]
No. 102 \u2013 Nazair Jones, DT, North Carolina [B- \/ A-]
No. 106 \u2013 Amara Darboh, WR, Michigan [B+ \/ B+]
The Seahawks still have five more selections to make on Day 3 of the 2017 NFL Draft. The selections of Michigan free safety Delano Hill and Michigan wide receiver Amara Darboh might be difficult to top, though, as many of the experts were impressed that the Seahawks were able to land them. There are still some key holes on the roster, including on the offensive line, that the team needs to address on Saturday, April 29, but if the early Seattle Seahawks draft grades are any indication of what\u2019s to come, fans will be very happy with the end results.
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