Seahawks Boldly Trade Up in Mock Draft

0:00On April 21st, Seahawks got just 4 picks heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, the fewest in the league, so their GM, John Schneider, and Coach Mike McDonald are signaling their open for business. In this mock draft projection, Seattle makes bowl trades, dropping out of the first round entirely, and even dealing a future pick to stock up on day. Two talent. Aiming to repeat as Super Bowl Chams with a deeper rookie class. They start by trading down to snag running back to Darian Price from Notre Dame at pick number 34 in the second round. Price sat behind another top-backing college, staying fresh with great vision, burst, and hands to be a starter right away. Then at number 64, they grab Edge-Rusher Derrick Moore from Michigan, a smart, tough captain who led the big 10 in pass rush efficiency, and fits their explosive defense perfectly. Meanwhile, Seattle eyes the sweep spy between picks 50 and 100, trading a future compensatory pick to jump up for

1:00cornerback Chandler. Rivers from Duke at number 90. This five-foot nine-fire plug started 45 straight games, bringing tenacity and ball skills despite his size. Right after, at their own number 96, they add safety Kamari Ramsey from Southern Cal, a versatile cover guy like their current star Julian. Love. Later rounds bring more value with the trade-up for offensive guard Alex Harky from Oregon at number 143, a six-foot six-beast-with, mobility to back up the line. They cap it in the sixth at number 188, with defensive tackle anterior Thompson from Washington, a local raw athlete with freak, speed and power who could shine on special teams too. These moves load up the roster without burning future assets too hard, setting Seattle up to compete now while building depth that pays off long-term.