Seahawks Consider Trading Back in NFL Draft

0:00It's April 20th. I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The Seattle Seahawks are straight up saying they might trade back in the NFL draft to snag more picks since they only got four right now heading into. The big event. John Schneider, their president of football operations, spilled it clear as day, three days before round one. They hold the 30 second overall pick. At the end of the first round, plus spots at 64 in the second, 96 in the third, and 188 in the sixth. No fourth or fifth rounders after they ship those off for wide receiver Rashid Shaheed back in November, and if they stick to just four selections, it would be their second tiniest class under Schneider since that three picker in 2021. Schneiders never been married today, one grabs anyway. He skipped first round picks from 2013 to 15, and again in 2017 and 2021. Thanks to a stacked roster with stars locked in like all pro wide out, Jackson Smith and Jigba. On running backs, they lost Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker, the third to the Kansas City Chiefs in free agency, but grabbed a manual Wilson from Green.

1:14Bay and Zack Sharbinay is coming back from injury. Schneiders feeling good about that crew already in the fold to keep things rolling strong.