John's Mock -- And in the seventh round...

The seventh round isn't really the seventh round. It's the safety net. While some players are seventh round picks, most seventh round picks are leftovers from a flurry of unexpected mid-round picks. Teams take their guy, and their guy might not have even existed on your average draft board. So, instead of selecting one pick, here's a pool of players Seattle might select from should they fall this far.

Thomas Morstead P: Good hang time and quick to kick. Good leg strength, could be a kickoff specialist if Seattle decides on Coutu.

Vance Walker DT: Exactly what I mean when I say leftovers. Walker turns 22 tomorrow. Walker is a sturdy, rounded, high-effort and productive defensive tackle that doesn't flash good athleticism, but could develop.

Ian Johnson RB: This should warm Scruffy's heart: Johnson could be the next Josh Scobey. His legs tend to die on contact, but he's got some upside as a rusher and great upside as a gunner.

Chris Jamison OL: Jamison played left tackle at Troy, but his shortness and thin build means he'll have to move inside in the pros. Moving an accomplished tackle down the offensive-line spectrum is one of my favorite ways to find a guard, or in Jamison's case, a center.