Over on Rob Staton's Seahawks Draft Blog he has a link to a video from NFL Network called Draft room all-access which features the Seattle Seahawks.

While it's interesting to see the FO talk about the upcoming draft, I was even more interested in exactly what that was on the whiteboard around the 1:10 mark when the camera zoomed in on it and panned accross. It looked like a depth chart for every position, since it had the guys we know as starters listed first and seemed to flow the way you would expect, such as Hasselbeck, Wallace, Rowe at QB. And from what I could make out, it was consistent accross the board, until you reach the FS position on the far right. It has the FS depth listed as;

Adams

Grant

Wallace

Russell

Babineaux

Some names are in red and have purple dots next to them, and some just have the purple dots. I'm guessing that the Red means they're second year players since Forsett, Carlson (I think), Adams and Floyd are the only ones in red I recognized and they're all second year players. No theory on the purple dots.

I didn't see a list for SS, but if the Seahawks are going to a cover 2 next year, is there even a distinction between FS and SS in that system? If the Seahawks do see Adams as a legitimate potential starter over Russell, do they still need to address the position in the top half of the draft? I'm probably putting way to much thought into this, and it probably means nothing, but I thought I'd point it out and see if anyone else had any thoughts on it.