Seahawks Consider Trading Draft Pick

From NFL coverage, this is your March 21st update.

The Seattle Seahawks hold the 32nd overall pick to wrap up the first round of the NFL draft,

but they're seriously weighing a trade to move.

Down.

With just 4 picks in this draft, the team sees value in swapping the selection for extra

capital, possibly even picks next year.

Earlier this week, they traded 4th and 5th round choices to land wide receiver Rashid Shaheed

from the New Orleans Saints, a move that paid off.

Big by helping secure a Super Bowl win, and he just resigned for 3 years at $51 million.

Seattle needs a running back, and Notre Dame's Duderian price has been connected to them,

though he's more likely available early in the second round.

Since teams rarely take backs that high, trading down means dodging a guaranteed first round

contract while stocking up on later picks for other talents, and officials say they'll

decide only.

When the clock starts ticking during the draft in Pittsburgh, from April 23 to 25.