The Seahawks went very heavy on offense in the 2016 draft

SEATTLE – Turns out, the Seattle Seahawks wanted to beef up their offense.

The Seahawks closed out the 2016 draft with two picks in the second round, continuing a three-day trend by selecting two more offensive players in Cal receiver Kenny Lawler and Clemson running back Zac Brooks.

Brooks, the team’s final pick, was the third running back the Seahawks selected and the eight offensive player out of 10 total picks.

Here’s a complete rundown of the team’s picks in the three-day draft:

First round: Texas A&M offensive lineman Germain Ifedi

Second round: Alabama defensive tackle Jarran Reed

Third round: Notre Dame running back C.J. Prosise

Third round: Ohio State tight end Nick Vannett

Third round: Boise State offensive lineman Rees Odhiambo

Fifth round: Maryland defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson

Fifth round: Arkansas running back Alex Collins

Sixth round: TCU center Joey Hunt

Seventh round: Cal receiver Kenny Lawler

Seventh round: Clemson running back Zac Brooks