Seahawks Links for April 23rd

Let’s take a look around the blogosphere for the latest Seahawks news from multiple outlets.

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The Seahawks are heading into a interesting draft week in Chicago. With the top two picks already changing hands, the ripples of the Rams and Eagles scrambling to land franchise quarterbacks have emanated down the rest of the draft board. After taking a look around at thepotential draft picksthe Seahawks could take with their 26th pick,the argument for trading down becomes a bit stronger in my eyes.

All-Pro cornerbackRichard Shermanonce again proved he’s the realest out with his comments toJack Moore atGQ:

I think of it as them talking to a bunch of sheep who will believe anything anyway. So I just laugh. Because they have no idea. Every year they sit here and make all these predictions about who’s going to get drafted and where and how they have all this inside information, and then when the guys don’t get drafted there and what they predicted doesn’t happen, there’s no ridicule. There’s no criticism. It’s just, “Oh, we got that one wrong… AGAIN. We’ll get ’em next year.”

The mandoesbear a striking resemblance to Wakka Flocka Flame.

Around the FanSided Network, 12th Man Rising has an excellentNFL Draft Drinking gameto enhance your draft day experience as well asfive players that hopefully won’t find their way into the Seahawks’ draft plans.

Some NFL draft analystshave the Seahawks looking for a Bruce Irvin replacement. Whether or not you believe them is up to you.

Seahawks blog Field Gulls put out apodcast about SPARQand how much of an influence it has onJohn Schneider‘s and Pete Carroll’s draft analysis.

Next: Sounders Face Test on the Road Against Colorado

We’ll have draft coverage next week when we finally get down to business in Chicago.

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