Seahawks Consider Trading Back in Draft

With the NFL today, March 19th, the Seattle Seahawks hold the final picks of the first and

second rounds, number 32 and number 64, heading into the pre-draft period. Before 2026,

they're weighing whether to trade back to stockpile more selections and address depth needs

across the roster. Teams hungry to jump into the first round might offer tempting packages,

like another second rounder, a third, a fourth, and a late pick. This could net the Seahawks

three or four new rookies ready to contribute right away. General manager John Schneider

shines at unearthing starters outside the top 32 picks, and this draft class favors solid contributors

over. Flashy stars. Fans see trading back as a smart play to build without overreaching.

With extra seconds they could target running backs, like Notre Dame's Giderian price,

or Washington's Jonah Coleman, plus edge rushers such as Clemson's TJ Parker,

third rounders might fill interior line spots or cornerback depth. Overall moving back let's

Seattle maximize value, adding young talent for 2026 while keeping flexibility for bigger moves

down the line. D&N is sponsored by our partner, check out the episode description.

A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed,

S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLO.com