Bud Clark features in Seahawks’ starting defense at camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 1:20 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
During the eighth day of Seahawks training camp on August 3, Bud Clark made significant moves, joining the starting defense alongside Julian Love. Clark, who previously practiced as a second-team safety, now alternates in the hybrid role once filled by Nick Emmanwori, who is recovering from ankle surgery. Sam Darnold showcased strong connection with Rashid Shaheed, connecting on deep passes. Both players are aiming to solidify their roles ahead of the regular season, with Clark highlighting his excitement at working with the first unit and Darnold looking to build on their rapport.
- •Bud Clark practices as starting safety next to Julian Love.
- •Sam Darnold connects with Rashid Shaheed for deep passes.
- •Nick Emmanwori recovers from ankle surgery.
- •Clark intercepted a pass earlier in camp, showcasing defensive skills.
- •Clark expressed enthusiasm for working with the starting unit.
- 1:20 AMYahoo Sports — Seahawks camp day 8: Clark on 1st D; Darnold to Shaheed is sweet; Ouzts issue?
"Bud Clark making a Nick Emmanwori-like move onto Mike Macdonald’s starting defense. Sam Darnold’s offseason work with Rashid Shaheed shows.
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