Seattle Seahawks 7-Round 2022 NFL Mock Draft: Prep For The Future

2022 NFL Draft prospect Charles Cross #67 of the Mississippi State Bulldogs (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
2022 NFL Draft prospect Charles Cross #67 of the Mississippi State Bulldogs (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images) /
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Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks, 2022 NFL Mock Draft
Head Coach Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks, 2022 NFL Mock Draft (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images) /

Seattle Seahawks 7-Round 2022 NFL Mock Draft

The 2022 NFL Draft will usher in a new era for the Seattle Seahawks. The team hasn’t been exactly known for cashing in on early draft picks, but that will need to change moving forward as the Seahawks are in the early stages of a rebuild, or at least a refresh. Currently, the Seahawks hold eight picks this year and we’ll take a look at each one in a full 7-round 2022 NFL Mock Draft.

One question surrounding the Seahawks right now is obviously the questions at quarterback. After trading Russell Wilson, Seattle currently looks slated to have Drew Lock under center in the upcoming season. However, there’s still the chance that perhaps the Seahawks make a run at Baker Mayfield or another player on the trade block.

One thing that seems likely to be out of question, or at least not a favorable option, is taking a quarterback in the first round. Seattle needs to focus on building up the rest of the roster before investing in a quarterback. Not to mention that this class of QBs has been widely regarded as underwhelming.

Next year’s crop of signal callers looks more promising and Seattle will have two first round picks in the 2023 NFL Draft as well as two second round picks. That draft capital should give the Seahawks the assets to make any necessary moves to grab the quarterback they need and like in a better class.

So, that brings us back to this 7-round 2022 NFL Mock Draft. The focus this year should be on building a roster for the future. That could mean 2022 will be a rough season, potentially, but it’s the cost to pay in this situation. While a bad season isn’t fun to go through, it would set the stage for the next era in Seattle Seahawks football and give the organization the foundation to get back to a high level.