Andre Fuller NFL Draft 2026 Scouting Report for Seattle Seahawks CB

The Seattle Seahawks selected Toledo CB Andre Fuller with the No. 236 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft.

Andre Fuller had a breakout season after missing 2024 with an injury and showcased his ability in press coverage with the mindset of a longer corner. He's a physical boundary corner with the prototypical NFL size and speed who can earn his way into the fold with special teams upside.

A former walk-on at Arkansas Pine-Bluff, Fuller played two seasons before transferring to Toledo, where he made the switch from safety to corner in 2024 (season missed due to injury), then set career highs in tackles (49, 20 solo), interceptions (one), and passes defensed (10). The positional flexibility could be attractive to NFL teams.

Dan has covered the Kansas City Chiefs and the NFL Draft since 2019 while contributing for RGR Football. Most recently, he spent the 2025 draft cycle at The Draft Network and is entering his first season in our scouting department.

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Where He Wins

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— Fuller has the tools and mindset to be a physical boundary corner with patient footwork at the line of scrimmage and well-timed press technique.

— He uses his length to throw off release/route timing and guides receivers to the sideline.

— Competitive at the catch point and takes his cues from the receiver well, where the majority of his ball production in 2025 came from.

— A willing and able tackler in space and against the run, showcasing his experience as a safety.

Areas of Improvement

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— Fuller panics when he's stacked vertically and is late to receiver breaks at the top of the route, resulting in penalties and completed passes.

— Still developing his hand timing in press coverage and will get stacked quickly by faster receivers.

— Struggles to locate the football down the field and relies on receiver body language instead of turning to locate.

— Hip tightness shows up against quicker receivers and his mirroring falters as a result.

Grade, Rank and Pro Comparison

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GRADE: 6.3 (Developmental Prospect - Fifth Round)

COMPARABLE GRADE: CB Justin Walley, Minnesota (6.3 in 2025), CB Isaiah Johnson, Syracuse (6.3 in 2024), CB Kyu Blu Kelly, Stanford (6.3 in 2023)

OVERALL RANK: 195

POSITION RANK: CB26

PRO COMPARISON: Akayleb Evans 

Measurables and Testing Data

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Height: 6'1"
Weight: 200
Hand Size: 9 ⅜"
Arm Length: 30 ¾"
Wingspan: N/A

40-yard dash: 4.49
10-yard split: 1.56
Vertical: 35"
Broad: 10'9"
3 cone: N/A
Shuttle: 4.28
Bench: N/A