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Now, here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

CBS draft analyst Mike Renner joining us now in the Ember Queen Casino Sportsbook

Hotline. Mike, how's it going?

Doing great. Thanks for having me on.

We're happy to have you. I know a lot of listeners are wondering where Seattle should spend

their limited draft capital this year. Now, we probably expect that John Schneider and his group

will trade back. He loves to have as many bites at the apple as possible, but I am going to start by asking you about who you may feel. It could be a player or position group. Could be a great fit at, let's say, the top of the second round, end of the very first. Yeah, so I'd probably just be looking at positions that are the strongest in this draft,

because when you look at the Seahx roster, obviously, you know, when you win the Super Bowl,

when you are, you know, one of the best teams ever by like DVOA, you don't have a lot of holes.

So I just think you're just adding talent wherever it presents yourself.

So to me, the strong positions that then would present good value at those points would be wide receiver, cornerback, and linebacker.

I think those three positions are probably three of the deepest in this draft class.

You know, some other positions have higher in talent, but those ones have guys that, you know, might go back end of the first, early second that

maybe in other years and weaker classes could go a little bit higher.

Mike, last year the Seahawks were able to find some key contributors with their first two

picks, Gray Zabel, a guard in the middle of the first round, and then Nickyman

Worry at the top of the second round, both guys play positions that aren't necessarily considered, you know, in the hierarchy

of positions, guard and safety a lot further down than, say, like, left tackle quarterback,

defensive line.

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