The Seattle Seahawks had plenty of options in the secondary for their second pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. They opted once again to stick and pick instead of trading down, and John Schneider wasted very little time calling in his selection.

With the 64th pick of the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks select…

With Coby Bryant gone from the Seahawks in free agency, safety was a position Seattle definitely had on its radar. He had 15 interceptions with the Horned Frogs and was lauded for his ball-hawking abilities.

Here’s the rundown from The Athletic’s Dane Brugler:

A four-year starter at TCU, Clark was a versatile safety in defensive coordinator Andy Avalos’ 4-2-5 base scheme, rotating mostly between one-high and slot looks. He proved to be a ballhawk for the Horned Frogs over the past four seasons, with 35 passes defended and 15 interceptions (four most in school history).

In both coverage and run support, Clark moves with athletic twitch to get where he is going in a hurry. He understands route concepts and flows fast to wherever his instincts lead him. When the ball is in the air, he locates it and flashes the body control to make plays. His energy shows as a run defender, as well, although lackluster finishing strength will be more noticeable versus NFL ball carriers.

Seattle is on the clock again at 96 overall during the tail-end of the third round.