Rob Coakley suggested sprinkling seventh-round rookie Damien Martinez into late Best Ball builds, especially alongside either Ken Walker III or Zach Charbonnet. Seattle reportedly fielded calls on Walker during the draft, and Coakley noted that Pete Carroll’s replacement regime has no attachment to either incumbent. Martinez was widely mocked as a Day-3 sleeper but slid, giving the Seahawks a potential steal; he averaged 6.1 YPC at Oregon State and posted a 33% dominator rating against loaded boxes. If Walker is ultimately moved—Coakley thinks that scenario is more plausible than a Charbonnet trade—Martinez could become the early-down complement while Charbonnet handles passing work. Even a small rookie role would be a win at his near-undrafted ADP, but the contingent upside of a depth-chart shake-up makes him a cheap way to double-tap Seattle’s ambiguous backfield.