Which Seattle Dragons should the Seahawks pursue in free agency?

The Seattle Dragons could send a handful of players from the XFL to the NFL, and the Seattle Seahawks should have their eye on a few of them

The XFL’s first season back on the field was cut short, thanks to concern about the global pandemic known as COVID-19.

However – the league proved it can sustain itself thanks to an entertaining brand of football and multiple, lucrative media deals that should allow the league to survive in 2021 and beyond.

One aspect of the XFL that has yet to be fully fleshed out is the idea of the league as a feeder league for the NFL. While that is not currently a functioning relationship between the two entities, it’s clear many of the players who succeed in the XFL will inevitably end up in the NFL – starting with star quarterback P.J. Walker, who agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers on the first day XFL players were eligible to sign with NFL teams.

Walker won’t be the last XFL player to ink a new deal, and while Seattle’s local team, the Dragons, finished with just a 1-4 record, they too have some potential NFL talent on their roster.

Here are three players who could be of interest to the Seattle Seahawks, all who have previous NFL experience and who have a good chance of winning a job in training camp if they play well over the summer.

WATCH! Seattle Dragons’ Marcell Frazier makes incredible Pick-6

Seattle Dragons defensive end Marcell Frazier showed off some pretty good hands.

Marcell Frazier may be playing defense but the 6-foot-5, 256-pound defensive end from Missourie showed some great hands in the Seattle Dragons’ 17-9 victory over the Tampa Bay Vipers Saturday.

Frazier pilfered a pass at the Tampa Bay 1 and waltzed into the end zone for a touchdown in the second half. After a successful two-point try from the 5-yard line on a Brandon Silvers pass to Keenan Reynolds, the Dragons had a 14-9 lead with 5:31 left in the third quarter.

The XFL and the Dragons may be new to pro football, but the team showed it knows what to do after a Pick-6. They scored the 17 points in a row after falling behind by nine.

Seattle loves its football and that could never have been more obvious than in the crowd, which was rousing and totaled 29,172.